Taiwan's Opposition Parties Kick Off Presidential Election Campaigns
Presidential candidates from Taiwan’s two main opposition parties held events on Saturday as they started their campaigns ahead of the vote in January 2024.
Politics
00:51Tsai Ing-wen Urges Ruling, Opposition Parties To Cooperate on National Security
00:52Taiwan Premier Shows Receipts After Tokyo Trip Criticism
01:10Opposition Parties Lay Out Plans For Cooperation
01:04Lai Calls for Unity Between Taiwan's Ruling and Opposition Parties
01:08Kuomintang Nominates Former Taipei Deputy Mayor for New Taipei Mayoral Race
01:15Middle East Conflict May Force a 'Last Resort' Return to Coal Power
00:28Thirty-Four KMT Staff Members Sentenced in Petition Forgery Case
02:07Defense Ministry Slams KMT’s Special Defense Budget Plan as Unworkable
03:13Defense Ministry Slams KMT’s US$11B Special Defense Budget Proposal
08:24Analysis: Taiwan's Special Defense Budget Deadlock and Undersea Cables
02:10Kuomintang Unveils 'US$11B +N' Special Defense Budget
00:41Premier Refuses To Countersign More Amendments, Blocking Changes to Three Bills
00:44US Defense Policy Official Urges Partners To Take Responsibility for Own Defense
00:46KMT Chair Cheng Li-Wun Op-Ed: Taiwan Doesn't Have to Choose US or China
02:5379 Years Since the 228 Incident: Declassified Archives Still Leave Questions
00:44Kuomintang Proposes Law To Restrict Chip Firms' Overseas Investments