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The Executive Yuan has approved the low-benefit, high-cost HSR extension to Yilan — throwing NT$352.1 billion into what critics say is little more than a political gesture. (File photo, Ko Cheng-hui)

Taiwan's NT$352 Billion HSR Gamble: Electoral Prop or Future Backbone?

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

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

Falling birth rates are a global phenomenon, but Taiwan's demographic collapse has reached the level of a 'near-death nation.' (File photo, AP)

Taiwan's Demographic Collapse Puts Its Defense Strategy In Question

Falling birthrates are a global phenomenon, but Taiwan's demographic crisis has reached a level that qualifies it as a 'near-death nation.' (File photo, AP)

Taiwan Is Dying. No Slogan Can Save It.

Yashita Akio was punched by a Chinese national holding a Hong Kong passport, triggering a cross-strait political dispute. (Photo by Liu Weihong)

Taiwan Accuses Beijing of Cross-Border Repression After Attack on Media Commentator Yaita Akio

The Cross-Strait Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement (ECFA). (Source: Weibo)

Beijing Watch | Why Taiwan Can't Quit China's Supply Chains, 16 Years On

On July 2, a Cross-Strait Youth Summit themed 'Join Hands to Paint Our Youth, Forge Ahead Into a New Era' officially opened in Beijing. (Illustrative image, Soong Ching Ling Foundation official website)

Beijing Watch | China Courts Taiwan's Youth With Jobs, Not Ideology

The Ministry of Economic Affairs is aggressively promoting small-scale hydropower, but its negative environmental impacts are raising serious concerns. Pictured: a small-scale hydropower unit operated by Heng Shui Green Energy on the Annong River in Yilan

Small Hydropower, Same Old Story: Taiwan Risks Its Rivers Next

Central Election Commission Chair Michael You (游盈隆) holds a press conference titled "Report to the People." (Photo by Yen Lin-yu)

DPP Attack on Taiwan's Election Chief Backfires and Bolsters the CEC

Legislative Yuan President Han Kuo-yu meets with US House Speaker Mike Johnson. (Photo courtesy of the Legislative Yuan)

A Routine Capitol Visit Exposes How Taiwan Misreads Its Own Diplomacy

Chiang Chun-nan (江春男), Vice President of the National Culture and Arts Foundation, has been appointed Chairman of the Central News Agency. (File photo by Chen Ming-jen)

At 82, Taiwan's Fiercest Critic of Political Cronyism Becomes Its Latest Exhibit

Taitung County Magistrate Jao Ching-ling promoted local agricultural products at the Strait Forum via a pre-recorded video. (CNA)

Sending a Video to a Cross-Strait Forum Is Not a Crime — So Why Is Taiwan Treating It Like One?

KMT Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun (鄭麗文, front row, third from left) was photographed alongside Gary Yu (俞國梁, front row, first from right) — an official linked to a Chinese Communist Party united front affiliate — at an overseas Chinese community banquet in Bost

The DPP Called Cheng Li-wun's Photo a Security Threat. Look Again.

Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) former Secretary-General Chairman Wu Nai-jen. (File Photo)

Institution-focused Taiwan's Courts Are Protecting the Wrong People

On the 37th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Incident, the Democratic Progressive Party has called on the Chinese Communist Party to immediately release Next Digital founder Jimmy Lai and dissidents held without justification. (File photo, Associated P

37 Years After Tiananmen: DPP Demands Beijing Face Historical Truth and Release Jimmy Lai

Former National Security Council Secretary-General Chiu Yi-jen (right) speaks to media, insisting that President Lai Ching-te's continuation of Tsai Ing-wen's policy line does not constitute a pro-independence stance, and emphasizing that 'whole-of-societ

Taiwan's 'Resilience' Doctrine Is Starting to Look Like a Campaign Slogan

On May 14, 2026, U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping visit the Temple of Heaven together. (White House official website)

Taiwan Arms Sale Suspended After Trump-Xi Summit: A Policy Shift in All but Name?

Sun Yat-sen with Japanese friends in 1899. From right: the Father of the Nation, Kiyoto Seifuji, Oyama Yutaro, Miyazaki Torazo, Uchida Ryohei, and Suenaga Setsu. (Provided by the author / Sun Yat-sen Academic Database)

Opinion | The KMT's Japan Problem Is Really a History Problem

Although the Lai administration is moving to restart nuclear power, the nuclear-free homeland policy has cost the public hundreds of billions of dollars. Anti-nuclear activists have reiterated their opposition to any restart. Photo by Chao Shih-hsun, Cent

Taiwan's Nuclear-Free Anniversary Is a Reckoning, Not a Celebration

Following President Donald Trump's visit to China, during which he said he did not want "anyone moving toward independence," Japan's leading political scholar on Taiwan affairs, Ogasawara Yoshiyuki, offered a detailed analysis of what "Taiwan independence

Taiwan Independence vs. Status Quo: Japanese Expert Warns Against Misreading Beijing’s Real Objective

Trump said Xi Jinping spent the entire evening talking about Taiwan, directly asking whether the U.S. would defend the island if China attacked — to which Trump replied, 'That's a question I won't answer.' (AP)

What Xi Actually Said to Trump: The Hard Truth About Taiwan’s Security

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Taiwan Passes $24 Billion Defense Bill — Short of What the Ruling Party Wanted

The Ministry of Economic Affairs is planning to restart Nuclear Power Plant 3, sparking debate over fuel rod compatibility. Photo by Huang Yu-ching, CNA, March 24, 2026

Taiwan's Nuclear Fuel Rod Dispute Masks a Trillion-Dollar Energy Policy Failure

The central government's general budget bill had been stalled for an extended period before finally being referred for review in mid-April. Legislative Yuan President Han Kuo-yu (pictured) summed up more than a year of frustration with a single remark: 'T

U.S. Pressure, Local Elections, and a 230-Day Budget Crisis: A Perfect Political Storm

DPP Legislator Shen Po-yang (left) debuts a new look after a haircut, as pro-Green camp "persona-building" posts flood social media. (Shen Po-yang Facebook)

Puma Shen's Taipei Mayoral Ambitions: Style Over Substance?

Li Zhen-xiu (李貞秀) was expelled from the Taiwan People's Party and stripped of her at-large legislative seat. (Photo by Chen Pin-yu)

Taiwan's First Mainland-Born Lawmaker Had One Job. She Blew It.

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

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

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

Hsiao Ching-yen (蕭敬嚴), a former KMT youth division director and party spokesperson, is competing in a legislative primary — and past remarks he made against party colleagues on political talk shows are now under scrutiny. (Photo by Yen Lin-yu)

Opinion | The KMT’s Real Crisis Lies Within

President Lai Ching-te attends the symposium marking the 30th anniversary of Taiwan's first direct presidential election. (Photo / Tsai Chin-chieh)

Taiwan's President is Misrepresenting History for Political Gain

An Iranian naval vessel carrying mines operates in the Strait of Hormuz. (AP)

Taiwan Is Betting Everything on Washington — and the Odds Are Shifting

The former KMT headquarters was sold to the Chang Yung-fa Foundation twenty years ago, yet the Party Assets Committee still considers it 'ill-gotten party assets' and seeks to recover NT$1.1 billion from the KMT. (Photo / Ko Cheng-hui)

Taiwan's Retroactive Justice Undermines Rule of Law

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

President Lai Ching-te (賴清德) met with Legislative Yuan Speaker Han Kuo-yu (韓國瑜) and other heads of the five government branches for a Lunar New Year tea gathering on January 23. (From Lai Ching-te's Facebook)

Taiwan Doesn't Need Presidential "Firsts." It Needs Power Sharing

Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council has responded to Beijing's call to lift flight restrictions, as cross-strait flight volume remains significantly below pre-pandemic levels.  (Photo / Lu Yifeng)

Taiwan Rebuffs Beijing's Push for More Flights, Ties Expansion to Student Flows and Market Realities

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

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

Taiwan People's Party's newly appointed at-large legislator Li Zhen-xiu. (Provided by TPP)

Procedure Must Prevail: The Constitutional Stakes of the Li Zhen-xiu Case

KMT Chairwoman Cheng Li-wen stated that Taiwan does not need to choose between the US and China, describing 'America as our former benefactor, but Mainland China as our family.' (Photo/Yan Lin-yu)

KMT Leader Declares Taiwan Need Not Choose Between US and China

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’

Huang Kuo-chang, head of the TPP's legislative caucus, has disclosed that the party held a meeting with the KMT on December 16. (Photo / Ko Cheng-hui)

KMT and TPP Leaders Meet, Prepare to Pass Motion of No Confidence

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

DPP Chairman Lai Ching-te presided over a nomination ceremony for mayoral candidates in Taiwan's upcoming 2026 local elections conference. (Photo / Ke Cheng-hui)

DPP Nominates Candidates for New Taipei and Miaoli Mayoral Elections