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About Julia Bergström
Julia Bergström was the Senior Editor for Taiwan Business TOPICS magazine. She has been living and working in Taiwan since 2019 and writes on topics regarding Taiwanese business, economics, politics, and culture.
Interview

GE Vernova’s Gwenyth Wang-Reeves on Energy, Empathy, and the Art of Staying Calm

Julia Bergström/2026-04-202026-04-27

Gwenyth Wang-Reeves’ career spans policy, industry, and diplomacy, now positioning her at the center of Asia’s energy transition at GE Vernova. Her journey highlights the importance of bridging institutional gaps and the growing value of human insight alongside technical expertise.

Cover Story

Energy Security Returns to the Forefront

Julia Bergström/2026-04-162026-04-16

Geopolitical tensions have exposed Taiwan’s heavy reliance on imported energy and limited buffer capacity, bringing energy security back into focus. The challenge now is building a more resilient system as demand continues to rise.

Industry Focus

The New Context of U.S.-Taiwan Security Cooperation

Julia Bergström/2026-04-162026-04-16

U.S.-Taiwan security cooperation is expanding beyond arms sales into integrated systems and supply chains to strengthen deterrence, even as shifting U.S. signals and Taiwan’s domestic constraints add uncertainty to its path forward.

Taiwan Briefs

Macroeconomic Brief – April 2026

Julia Bergström/2026-04-162026-04-21

Taiwan’s tech-driven growth remains strong in 2026, but escalating conflict in the Middle East is sending shockwaves through global energy and trade flows, exposing new vulnerabilities for an export- and energy-dependent economy.

Special Report

Taiwan, Then, Now, and Next:  Collective Efforts Shaping Economic Development

Julia Bergström/2026-04-162026-05-08

Over 75 years, AmCham Taiwan has transformed alongside the island’s business environment, emerging as a steady connector between policy, industry, and international partners in an increasingly complex world.

Behind the News, Uncategorized

Strait of Hormuz Disruption: Risks for Taiwan

Julia Bergström/2026-03-272026-03-27

Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz are beginning to ripple through global shipping, raising costs and delays for Taiwan’s supply chains. Early signals suggest pressure is building in logistics networks before reaching manufacturing.

Industry Focus

From Podium to Policy: Taiwan’s New Sports Ministry Takes Shape

Julia Bergström/2026-03-162026-03-16

Taiwan’s new cabinet-level Ministry of Sports marks a shift in how the government views athletics, linking participation, diplomacy, and industry development. The challenge now lies in turning Olympic success and public enthusiasm into lasting policy influence.

Special Report

Taiwan Then Now and Next: Collective Efforts Shaping Economic Development

Julia Bergström/2026-03-162026-04-16

Former AmCham Taiwan president Richard R. Vuylsteke reflects on the Chamber’s role in shaping Taiwan’s economic development, emphasizing that trust, persistence, and well-grounded advocacy have long defined its influence.

Industry Focus

Where Business Meets the Finish Line

Julia Bergström/2026-03-102026-03-10

In Taiwan, endurance sports are becoming a platform where companies explore leadership, resilience, and social responsibility. Marathons and triathlons now serve not only as athletic events but also as arenas for corporate culture, community engagement, and long-term brand values.

Taiwan Briefs

Macroeconomic Brief – March 2026

Julia Bergström/2026-03-102026-03-10

Taiwan’s economy began 2026 with strong momentum as AI-driven demand for semiconductors and computing infrastructure pushed growth forecasts sharply higher and exports to record levels. Yet economists warn the expansion remains concentrated in high-tech sectors and vulnerable to global trade and energy uncertainties.

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