Taiwan’s Habit of Releasing Soldiers’ Full Names Seems Risky 
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By: Jens Kastner
The Taiwanese military frequently reveals its soldiers’ full Chinese and English names to local media, putting it at odds with the counter-intelligence practices in places like Israel, NATO, and South Korea. Examples reach from Chen I-tzu …
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