President Tsai Self-Contradictory, Lifts Import Restrictions on U.S. Pork Containing Ractopamine
President Tsai Ing-wen announced that starting next year, U.S. pork and beef imports will be open and expanded.
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Is War Looming in the Taiwan Strait?
Former President Ma Ying-jeou said yesterday that after the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) took power in 2016, relations across the Taiwan Strait have quickly frozen.
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Cross-Strait Relations Delicate as China Intensifies Military Exercises
The tensions in the Taiwan Strait have recently risen again as the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) announced to hold military drills in the Taiwan Strait including the northern and southern ends of the Strait.
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Political Patronage in Taiwan: DPP Supporters Dominate Government Bids
Facing the surging wave of the bribery scandal by legislators, President Tsai Ing-wen came to the forefront and said that the law serves as the bottom line on ethics.
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Mr. Democracy or Independence Godfather? Former President Lee Teng-hui Dies at 98, Leaving Complicated Legacy
Former President Lee Teng-hui of the Republic of China (Taiwan) passed away on July 30, at the age of 98.
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Taiwan Uneasy as U.S.-China Relationship Deteriorates
On July 21, the United States announced without warning that the Chinese Consulate General in Houston would be closing within 72 hours.
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President Tsai Hard on Political Appointments, Soft on Sovereignty
The Legislative Yuan on July 17 proceeded the consent voting for the nominees of 27 new Control Yuan members.
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Responding to Pandemic, Taiwan Unveils Stingiest, Most Complicated Stimulus Package
As the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic eases, the Executive Yuan launched the "Triple Stimulus Vouchers" to revitalize Taiwan’s economy.
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DPP Administration Expels Mainland Reporters, Stifling Press Freedom?
Because reporters Ai Kezhu and Lu Qiang of China’s Southeast Television made political talk show content in Taiwan, they were accused of violating relevant regulations.
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Taiwan's KMT Reconsiders 1992 Consensus, Reflecting Generational Divide
The reform committee of the Kuomintang (KMT) proposed a new cross-strait policy discourse, triggering accusations that the party leadership is downplaying the 1992 Consensus, which in turn have triggered dissatisfaction among senior party figures.
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