Taiwan's Contentious Referendums
Why are party politics defining Taiwan's referendums? Rik Glauert spoke to Sydney Yueh, an associate professor at Northeastern State University in Oklahoma.
Politics
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01:50Former Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je Sentenced 17 Years in Corruption, Bribery Trial
00:52Taiwan Interior Minister Stresses Importance of Civil Defense
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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
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03:29Analysis: What a KMT-TPP Joint Policy Platform Means for Taiwan's Politics
00:38Taipei Rejects Beijing's Offer of Energy Security in Return for Unification
02:33US Officials Reaffirm Commitment to Supplying Taiwan With Arms
00:51Tsai Ing-wen Urges Ruling, Opposition Parties To Cooperate on National Security