Taipei: The 228 Incident was marked as Taiwan’s first significant democratic movement following World War II, Kuomintang (KMT) Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun stated on Friday, urging citizens to preserve the nation’s hard-won democratic principles. Ahead of …
Taipei: Taiwan’s government has issued a strong condemnation against Beijing following the announcement of an investigation into Yen Wen-chun, the nephew of Taiwan’s Interior Minister Liu Shyh-fang. Yen, who holds executive roles in several Chinese co…
Taipei: A U.S. think tank has urged Taiwan to adopt a “hellscape” strategy that would flood the Taiwan Strait with drones and other uncrewed systems to deter a potential invasion by China.
According to Focus Taiwan, the Center for a New American Sec…
Taipei: When Kenneth Wang recounted his father’s suffering during the 228 Incident of 1947, he used humor to break up the difficult memories. “I was taught in elementary school that two times two makes four, so I used to wonder why people said ‘two-tw…
Taipei: Premier Cho Jung-tai has directed Taiwan’s ministries and agencies to withhold all information, including classified materials, from Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) lawmaker Li Chen-hsiu while her legislative eligibility is under review, Executive…
Taipei: Taiwan and Japan have raised the lifetime limit on working holiday visas to two per person, up from one, under a revised agreement that took effect February 1, Premier Cho Jung-tai announced Thursday. Cabinet spokesperson Michelle Lee, citing …
