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Kuomintang Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun (left) visits New York and attends a forum at think tank Asia Society on the 8th local time, in conversation with former U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs Daniel Russel (right). CNA

'Time Is Not on Our Side': KMT Chair Cheng's Blunt Warning in New York

Kuomintang Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun met with Lyle Goldstein (second from left), Asia Director at the U.S. think tank Defense Priorities, on June 4. (Photo provided by the Kuomintang)

Exclusive | KMT Chair Cheng Li-wun Puzzles Washington, but D.C. Scholar Calls Her 'Refreshing'

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.

KMT lawmakers held a press conference on 2 June accusing the Lai administration of surrendering Taiwan's exclusive economic zone rights. (CNA)

A Maritime Deal Between Two US Allies Could Quietly Erase Taiwan's Ocean Claims

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

Wang Huning (right) meets with KMT Vice Chairman Chang Jung-kung (left) on May 11. (Photo provided by the Kuomintang)

Wang Huning Sends Conciliatory Taiwan Signal as Trump-Xi Summit Looms

Hsu Yu-jen argues that dialogue and military preparedness are not mutually exclusive — Taiwan can 'speak softly while carrying a big stick.' (Photo by Chang Yu-ping)

Exclusive | Taiwan's Defense Deadlock and the 'Irresponsible Ally' Warning

許毓仁四月待美國智庫訪團來台,針對國防預算議題在台灣進行一連串拜會活動。(張渝萍攝)

Exclusive | Between Bubble Tea and Missiles: What the KMT-Beijing Meeting Cost Taiwan in Washington

The Kuomintang found itself in an internal standoff over the defense special budget bill, with party chair Cheng Li-wun (right) clashing with hard-line faction leader Chao Shao-kang (left). (Photo: Chen Pin-yu)

Taiwan's Defense Budget Brawl: KMT Performative Politics Masks a Procurement Crisis

Presidential Office spokesperson Kuo Ya-hui (郭雅慧) stated that any exchange arrangement should not carry political preconditions, nor should it be reduced to a tool for political manipulation or a bargaining chip for any specific party. (File photo by Yen

Taiwan Calls Out China's Cross-Strait Measures as Political Manipulation

Kuomintang Chairwoman Cheng Li-wen (鄭麗文) meets with Chinese Communist Party General Secretary Xi Jinping (習近平) at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on April 10, 2026. (Xinhua News Agency)

Xi Jinping Avoids "Unification" in Rare KMT Summit — Cheng Li-wun Speaks Plainly of Different Systems

Kuomintang (KMT) Chair Cheng Li-wun (鄭麗文) leads a delegation to mainland China, visiting the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum in Nanjing on April 8, 2026, to pay respects to the founding father Sun Yat-sen. (Photo: Yang Teng-kai)

Who Is Cheng Li-wun? The KMT Chair from Taiwan Set to Meet Xi Jinping

While leading a delegation to visit mainland China, Kuomintang Chairperson Cheng Li-wun held a luncheon and forum with Taiwanese businesspeople on the afternoon of April 9, 2026. (Photo / Yang Teng-kai)

KMT Chair Cheng Li-wun Vows To Ease Cross-Strait Business Friction During Shanghai Visit

Kuomintang Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun (pictured) is visiting China from April 7 to 12, to meet with Xi Jinping. (Photo /Chen Pin-yu)

A Calculated Date: The Hidden Geopolitics Of The Upcoming Xi-Cheng Summit

Beijing made a major move as state media announced that Chinese Communist Party General Secretary Xi Jinping (pictured) welcomed and invited Kuomintang Chairperson Cheng Li-wun to lead a delegation to China, with a 'Cheng-Xi Meeting' considered highly lik

Why Xi Jinping Greenlighted the Cheng-Xi Meeting: The Role of Ma Ying-jeou’s Fallout and Taiwan's KMT Factional Struggles

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

Kuomintang Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun announced on March 30 that she would lead a delegation to visit mainland China.  (Photo / Yen Lin-yu)

Interview | KMT Vice Chairman Explains The Strategic Logic Behind Historic China Visit

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

Taichung Mayor Lu Shiow-yen (right) attended a banquet in Taipei held by the American Chamber of Commerce in Taiwan on March 26. (Photo provided by Taichung City Government)

Exclusive | Taichung Mayor Visits US as Washington Weighs KMT Cross-Strait Policy

The United States has been closely watching Taiwan's progress on passing a special defense budget. Pictured for illustration: HIMARS multiple rocket launcher system. (Photo by Chang Yao-lin)

Behind the Scenes | U.S. Opens Door to NT$900 Billion as Taiwan Defense Budget Hits Impasse

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

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

Former U.S. Department of Defense official Hu Chen-tung stated that the Kuomintang risks leaving Taiwan unable to acquire critical weapons. (Yan Lin-yu)

Former Pentagon Official Warns Taiwan’s Legislative Gridlock Threatens US Arms Sales

Photo shows Marine Corps firing the first Stinger-1 drone. (Photo / Liu Wei-hong)

Washington Draws a Hard Line: Taiwan Must Pass $38.5B Defense Budget

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

Mainland China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism announces it will open tourism for Shanghai residents to Kinmen and Matsu. The image shows past mainland Chinese tour groups visiting Taiwan. (Provided by Taipei City Government)

China Signals Limited Thaw by Reopening Shanghai–Kinmen–Matsu Tourism After KMT–CPC Forum

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

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

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-wun delivers a lecture Soochow University on December 22. (Photo / Liu Weihong)

KMT Chairwoman Says Taiwan not Subordinate to Beijing, Both Part of One China

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