The votes could reshape the island democracy's parliament and the government's approach to its powerful neighbor.

Taiwan is gearing up for another election – this time to unseat “pro-China” lawmakers. The vote could break the political ...

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In the following months, the main opposition party Kuomintang worked together with the smaller Taiwan People's Party and ...

China has embraced an “anaconda strategy” to slowly ramp up pressure on Taiwan, making continued U.S. support a lynchpin of ...

The 2025 World Games are fast approaching, and Taiwan' athletes are ready to shine at the event in China. This year, over a ...

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The “Great Recall”, as it has been dubbed locally, is the largest vote of its kind in Taiwan’s history and, depending on the ...

Saturday’s democratic showdown will test whether anti-Beijing sentiment remains defining force in island’s polarised politics ...

Tensions are high in Taiwan as threats from China and anger over political deadlock take center stage in an election to ...

About 6.8 million residents are eligible to vote on Saturday (Jul 26) from 8am to 4pm on whether their opposition Kuomintang ...

Two dozen KMT lawmakers could lose their seats in a legal process that allows the public to oust elected officials.