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President Lai Ching-te (賴清德) attends a second briefing on the central government's general budget for fiscal year 116, announcing a NT$10,000 universal cash payout for all citizens next year. (Office of the President)

Taiwan Finds NT$600B for Cash Handouts. Troops and Police Get Nothing.

Taiwan Legislative Yuan Speaker Han Kuo-yu (韓國瑜), not known for a short fuse, erupted twice during the August 11 cross-party budget negotiations.(CNA)

Han Kuo-yu's Fury Reveals How Dysfunctional the KMT Has Become

Tensions Flare Over Budget Talks: Han Kuo-yu Warns Fu Kun-chi to 'Just Resign' as Floor Leader; Fu Responds Late at Night. (CNA)

Taiwan Speaker Han Kuo-yu Blasts KMT Floor Leader Over Budget Talks Absence

'I Am Human, I Oppose Poisoning Taiwan' rally and march held on June 25 in Taipei city. (Photo by Chen Pin-yu)

Taiwan Food Safety Crisis 2026: Tainted Cooking Oil Scandal Explained

This year's Han Kuang military exercise marked the first time Taiwan has drilled an internet blackout, with mobile network slowdowns planned for northern and central counties — but southern counties were granted an exemption. (CNA)

Taiwan's Han Kuang Drill Exempts Southern Counties From Internet Blackout — to Protect Stock Traders

Premier Cho Jung-tai (卓榮泰) appeared before the Legislative Yuan to answer questions on the Chung Lien edible oil scandal. When opposition lawmakers demanded an apology, Cho fired back: "Is this a special report session or a special apology session?" (Phot

Tainted Cooking Oil, Tainted Government: The DPP Fails Its Own 2014 Test

Taiwan's food safety crises keep piling up — before the contaminated oil scandal had been resolved, reports emerged that the Ministry of Health and Welfare is considering relaxing pesticide residue limits for fipronil on apples, prompting critics to say t

Taiwan's Food Safety Crisis Is Real and Renaming It Won't Help

President Lai Ching-te convened a high-level national security meeting on March 13, 2025, announcing what has become known as the 'Lai 17 Articles' and pushing for related legislative amendments. (File photo, by Ke Cheng-hui)

In-Depth | Taiwan's Security Reforms Stall as China's Ethnic Unity Law Kicks In

U.S. President Trump attends celebrations marking the 250th anniversary of American independence. (AP)

Beijing Watch | China Cracks Down On "Division" As America Turns 250

Former President Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文) attends the 2026 Wealth Magazine Influence Forum on July 2, 2026. (Photo by Liu Huan-yan)

Tsai Ing-wen Resurfaces, Urges Taiwan to Help Shape World Order

New Ching-an 2.0 is set to launch soon — but how much will it reshape Taiwan's property market? (File photo / Hung Yu-hsun)

New Ching-an 2.0 Is Coming — At Least Strip Out the Most Unreasonable Perks

Faced with repeated claims by U.S. President Donald Trump that "Taiwan stole American chips," Premier Cho Jung-tai (卓榮泰) responded only that "this is the reality of international politics" — a striking act of self-abasement that left the accusation unchal

Taiwan Didnt Steal Americas Chips. Why Wont the Lai Government Say So?

As Taiwan's birth rate continues to fall, the government is once again rolling out pro-natalist policies — but the results are unlikely to be any different. Pictured: students sitting the university entrance exam, with fewer candidates each year. (Photo:

Taiwan's NT$200 Billion Baby Bonus Won't Reverse the Birth Rate Decline

A red carpet welcome Beijing tried to prevent. President Lai Ching-te walks alongside King Mswati III at a formal reception in Eswatini, May 2, 2026. (Photo: @ChingteLai / X)

Blocked, Rerouted, Arrived: Taiwan's President Reaches Africa Despite Beijing

Central Election Commission (CEC) Chairman Michael You stated that unless the Republic of China Constitution and relevant laws are appropriately amended, handling the issue through the Nationality Act at this stage is highly controversial and lega

Michael You vs. The Cabinet: The Constitutional Showdown Over Mainland Spouses

The potato controversy reveals that under the Taiwan-U.S. trade agreement, the Lai government has sacrificed food safety standards and phytosanitary sovereignty. (Photo courtesy of Taipei Agricultural Products Marketing Corporation)

Taiwan's Potato Problem Exposes the True Cost of the Trade Deal

Premier Cho Jung-tai (卓榮泰) traveled to Japan in March to watch the World Baseball Classic (WBC). After sparking fierce political opposition domestically, the trip also sent ripples through Japan's diplomatic circles. (File photo by Chen Pin-yu)

The Bureaucrats Who Felt Betrayed — and the Policymakers Who Didn't: Japan's Divided Response to Premier Cho's WBC Visit

China's fuel prices rise for sixth consecutive time. Pictured is a gas station in Shanghai. (CNA)

From Cheap Gas to Costly Plastic: The Inconsistencies of Taiwan’s Consumer Policy

DPP legislator Puma Shen had barely signaled his willingness to take on the candidacy before the party's Taipei nomination process was put on hold. (Photo by Liu Wei-hung)

The DPP Is Missing a Normal Person

KMT Chairwoman Cheng Li-wen departs on her China visit — and in doing so, holds up a mirror to President Lai Ching-te. (CNA)

The Mirror Doesn't Lie: How Cheng Li-wun's China Visit Exposed Lai Ching-te

Premier Cho Jung-tai (left) appears before the Legislature for questioning, alongside Economics Minister Kuo Ming-hsin (right). (Photo: Tsai Chin-chieh)

Premier Cho Says Thank CPC — Taiwan's Taxpayers Should Ask Why

Observers see a nuclear comeback; officials see conditions. Pictured: the decommissioned Maanshan Nuclear Power Plant (Unit 3). (File photo, Taiwan Power Company)

Premier Cho on Nuclear Power: Evasion Dressed as Deliberation

In a speech on energy security, Trump turned his attention specifically toward Beijing. (AP)

Opinion | The Iran War Exposes Trump's Limits — and Taiwan's Miscalculation

National Taiwan University Honorary Professor of Political Science Ming Chu-cheng (明居正) warns that changes in Beijing's Taiwan-related language signal shifts in policy behavior that deserve close attention. (Photo / Ko Cheng-hui)

China Policy Changes Towards Taiwan Shouldn't Be Ignored, Scholar Says

Premier Cho Jung-tai's 'private charter' departure from Songshan Air Base to watch baseball in Tokyo has put the military in an awkward position. Photo shows Premier Cho and Defense Minister Ku Li-hsiung at a Legislative Yuan briefing. (Photo by Chen Pin-

A Baseball Game Shouldn't Need a Charter Flight from a Military Base

March 8, 2025: Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei addresses officials with a portrait of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini behind him. (AP)

Taiwan's Energy Security at Risk as Middle East Crisis Threatens Global Supply Lines

Executive Yuan Vice Premier Cheng Li-chun (right) and Political Commissar Yang Chen-ni (left) attend the a press conference on tariff negotiations between Taiwan and the U.S. (Photo / Yan Lin-yu)

Taiwan's Trade Deal with US Leaves Deputy Premier Facing Political Crossfire

President Lai Ching-te may ignore the Legislative Yuan's impeachment case, but he cannot avoid the problem he will inevitably face in his reelection bid: If his second term remains a minority government, will he continue down the old path of unconstitutio

What Taiwan’s Constitutional Crisis Reveals About Presidential Power

Kuomintang Chairperson Cheng Li-wen (right), Legislative Speaker Han Kuo-yu (middle), and Premier Cho Jung-tai attend a flag raising ceremony at Taiwan's Presidential Office on New Year's Day. (Photo / Taipei Photography Association)

Taiwanese Executive Premier Calls Legislature to Support Retirement Benefits and Military Pay

Taiwan People's Party legislator Huang Kuo-chang attended a judicial committee on December 18. (Photo / Ke Cheng-hui)

Taiwan Legislature Proposes to Remove Premiere, Hints at Impeaching President

Premier Cho Jung-tai declined to countersign an amendment aiming to relocate funds from Taiwan's central government to local governments. (Photo / Yan Yushe)

Taiwanese Premier Declines to Sign Budgetary Amendment, Legislature Considers Vote of No-Confidence