If there was ever any doubt, Taiwan’s July 26 “Great Recall” election makes one thing clear: Taiwanese politics are deeply ...

Taiwanese citizens vote to recall 24 KMT lawmakers, but all retain seats, sparking political tensions and debates.

The by-elections held to fill the vacant seats met with such a tepid public response that only 17.1 percent of voters turned ...

After Taiwanese voters rejected a bid to remove two dozen opposition lawmakers from office on July 26, social media posts ...

This is the key scenario in Zero Day Attack, a new Taiwanese television show about a fictional Chinese military invasion.

This report echoes the widespread discourse in Taiwan's society around "doubts about Lai" and "doubts about the US." From the ...

The recent fiasco of the Democratic Progressive Party-led election recall of the directly elected legislators and a mayor in ...

Between tariffs and a canceled transit visit to New York, the Lai administration is facing mounting criticism at home over ...

Earlier this summer, in June 2025, President Lai Ching-te delivered the first of his “Ten Lectures on National Unity,” their goal being “to unite the people, ...

U.S. decisions to not let the Taiwanese president stop in the U.S. and cancel defense talks will come as welcome signs to ...

Taiwan will hold recall elections for 24 opposition Kuomintang lawmakers, in a vote that could shift control of parliament back to the ruling Democratic Progressive Party. The 2025 World AI Conference ...

The failure of the recalls on July 26 showed that the KMT’s messaging was effective, but one-sided talking points and misinformation harm public information literacy. The government must take that ...