Taiwan Referendum Super Sunday
The Kuomintang (KMT) and the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) yesterday separately encouraged people to vote in the December 18 referendums, saying that it is an opportunity for people to make their voice heard.
Politics
00:33KMT Picks Deputy Legislative Speaker Johnny Chiang for Taichung Mayoral Race
03:05Kuomintang Chair Cheng Li-wun Accepts Xi's Invitation To Visit China
02:23Taiwan People's Party Holds Rally To Protest Ko Wen-je's Sentencing
02:4017-Year Sentence for TPP's Ko Wen-je Receives Polarized Response
02:30Analysis: Ko Wen-je Sentenced to 17 Years
01:09Ukrainian and Taiwanese Experts Swap Ideas on Disinformation and Drones
01:50Former Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je Sentenced 17 Years in Corruption, Bribery Trial
00:52Taiwan Interior Minister Stresses Importance of Civil Defense
00:35Taiwan's Top Trade Official Yen Huai-shing Dies of Illness
00:30Taiwan Marks 30 Years Since First Democratic Presidential Elections
00:42Kuomintang Chair Says No Need To Choose Between US and China
00:19Court To Rule on Former Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je's Corruption Case
00:33Taiwan Legislature To Review Special Defense Budget
01:45Taiwan To Raise Energy Prices, Absorb Impacts Amid Iran War Energy Shocks
02:17Lai Inspects Submarines As China Steps Up Maritime Pressure
03:29Analysis: What a KMT-TPP Joint Policy Platform Means for Taiwan's Politics