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Kuomintang Chairperson Cheng Li-wun is scheduled to lead a delegation to China from April 7 to 12. (Photo / Yen Lin-yu)

Analyst Advises Caution as Cheng Li-wun Prepares for Summit with Xi Jinping

Cross-strait observers have warned KMT Chairman Cheng Li-wun that Beijing has decided to handle Taiwan through relations with the US. (Photo / Yen Lin-yu)

Diplomacy Or Disaster? The Political Gamble Of The KMT's China Trip

The CCP has organized a 'shadow fleet,' using civilian vessels to participate in military training. Pictured: A Chinese coast guard vessel during military exercises targeting Taiwan. (File photo, Associated Press)

Taiwan Warns of China's Civilian "Shadow Fleet" for Maritime Harassment

KMT Chair Cheng Li-wen said,  "She Is 'Grateful and Pleased to Accept' CCP General Secretary Xi Jinping's invitation to China.(File photo)

The Cheng-Xi Summit: A KMT Chair Walking Into a Minefield

On March 30, Kuomintang Chairperson Cheng Li-wen announced that she will lead a delegation to visit mainland China. (Photo by Yen Lin-yu)

First In A Decade: KMT Chair To Meet Xi Jinping During Visit to China

General MacArthur visiting Taiwan in 1950, photographed with Wu Kuo-chen, Sun Li-jen, and Kuei Yung-ching. (Hoover Institution, provided by the author.)

Washington's Reluctant Choice: Why America Backed Chiang Kai-shek To Secure Taiwan

Chinese Communist Party General Secretary and Central Military Commission Chairman Xi Jinping (center). A succession of PLA purges under his leadership has compounded risks across the Taiwan Strait. (AP)

Interview | Japan’s Top PLA Watcher: Xi Has No One Left to Tell Him No

President Lai Ching-te (賴清德) attends a press conference about the Defense Procurement Special Act on February 11. (Photo / Ke Cheng-hui)

Opinion | As Trump's Beijing Visit Looms, Taiwan's Defense Budget Faces Critical Test

Online reports claim KMT Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun will meet with CCP General Secretary Xi Jinping on March 12, but according to Storm Media's understanding, Cheng has other arrangements that day, so the 'Cheng-Xi Meeting' will have to wait. (Photo by Ko Ch

KMT Chair Cheng Li-wun Not Meeting Xi on March 12, Party Confirms

A soldier in uniform guards the entrance of the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. (AP)

Beijing Starts New Round of Corruption Crackdowns as Two Sessions Approaches

KMT Vice Chairman Vincent Siew led a delegation to mainland China in early February and met with Wang Huning. (Photo provided by KMT)

Beijing Softens Tone Towards Taiwan, Top Official Emphasizes Peace in Talks with KMT

Wang Huning (pictured), member of the CCP Politburo Standing Committee and Chairman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, attended conference on Taiwan held on February 9-10. (Photo / AP)

Opinion | Beijing Shifts Strategy Towards Taiwan, From 'Confrotation' to 'Integration'

KMT Deputy Chairman Hsiao Hsu-tsen (蕭旭岑) leads delegation to mainland China and meets with Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference Chairman Wang Huning (王滬寧, right). (Photo provided by KMT)

KMT Vice Chairman Stresses ‘One China, Different Interpretations’ in Meeting With Top CCP Ideologue

Taiwan stands on the frontline of the democratic world facing mainland China, but due to the tightening of cross-strait exchanges and adjustments in government policy, Taiwan's academic research on the mainland is gradually withering. (Gemini illustration

Taiwan’s Waning China Expertise Raises Cross-Strait Miscalculation Risks

The KMT-CCP Think Tank Forum was held in Beijing, where both sides reached 15 joint agreements including the restoration of normal cross-strait exchanges. (Image from Xinhua News Agency)

Taipei Rejects KMT-CCP Forum Consensus as "United Front" Tactics

The KMT-CCP Forum was held in Beijing on February 3, with KMT Vice Chairman Hsiao Hsu-tsen (left) and Taiwan Affairs Office Director Song Tao (right) taking turns delivering opening remarks. (China Review News Agency)

KMT–CCP Forum Resumes After Nine-Year Hiatus, Highlighting Economic Cooperation

The CCP announced the investigation of CMC Vice Chairman Zhang Youxia on January 24. (AP)

Opinion | China's Military Purge Signals Deeper Power Struggle, Raises Risk of Mismanaging Cross-Strait Crisis

KMT Vice Chairman Hsiao Hsu-tsen (蕭旭岑) discusses cross-strait discourse in an exclusive interview with Storm Media. (Photo / Yen Lin-yu)

KMT Pushes New Cross Strait Policy, Aims for Leaders Summit with Beijing

Zhang Youxia (張又俠), Vice Chairman of the CCP Central Military Commission, meets with former U.S. National Security Advisor Sullivan in Beijing on August 29, 2024, . (Associated Press)

Does the Latest Chinese General's Downfall Signal an Impeding Crisis in the Taiwan Strait?

KMT Chairwoman Cheng Li-wen (鄭麗文) delivers remarks at the Central Standing Committee meeting on the 28th. (Photo by Yan Lin-yu)

KMT, CCP to Restart Forum in Beijing After Nine-Year Hiatus

Zhang Han, Director of the Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan Affairs Office and spokesperson, presided over the routine press conference on January 28, announcing details of the KMT-CCP forum. (Screenshot from CCTV)

KMT and Beijing to Discuss Increasing Tourism at Cross Strait Forum

The downfall of CCP Central Military Commission Vice Chairman Zhang Youxia carries potential implications for increased tensions in the Taiwan Strait. (AP)

Xi Purges Top Military Leaders, Consolidates Control of Army for Fourth Term

October 30, 2025: Chinese President Xi Jinping meets with US President Trump in Busan, South Korea. (White House Official Website)

Xi Purges One Million Officials in 2025, Anti-Corruption Campaigns Cause Systemic Paralysis

KMT Chairwoman Cheng Li-wen (right) has confirmed the restart of the KMT-CCP Forum, expected to be attended by a delegation led by KMT Vice Chairman Hsiao Hsu-tsen (left). (Photo by Liu Wei-hong)

The Cheng-Xi Gambit: Inside the KMT’s Bold Plan to Sidestep the ‘1992 Consensus’

Democratic Progressive Party legislator Puma Shen was provoked during a recent evening walk with his family by an unknown man waving a phone flashlight. (Photo / Ke Chenghui)

DPP Legislator and Daughter Harassed While Walking, Raises Concerns over Chinese Collaborators in Taiwan