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🚩 Labor Coalition Threatens Mass Rally Over Tariff Negotiations

Taiwan Labor Action Coalition warns of mass protest at Executive Yuan over exclusion from U.S. tariff talks. Demands legal job protection, transparency, and inclusion before July 9 agreement deadline.

Taiwan Election Watchdog Imposes Ban on Recall Polling Data Ahead of Major Recall Votes

Taiwan’s Central Election Commission enforces a ban on recall polling data from July 16-26 ahead of crucial recall votes targeting 24 KMT lawmakers and Ann Kao. Learn how this impacts campaigning, media, and democracy.

Massive Recall Movement in Taiwan Targets 26 KMT Lawmakers, Including Nantou’s Ma Wen-chun and Yu Hao

Taiwan’s unprecedented recall wave targets 26 KMT lawmakers, including Nantou's Ma Wen-chun and Yu Hao. Learn why this movement is reshaping Taiwan’s democracy and what it means for political accountability.

🛡️ Taiwan Receives First Harpoon Launcher Vehicles — Strategic Defense Boost

Taiwan has received five U.S. Harpoon missile launcher trucks and radar systems, advancing a US$2.37 billion coastal defense initiative. As bases and a Littoral Combatant Command take shape, Taiwan is cementing a layered, modern maritime deterrent by 2028.

Taiwan Urges Calm and Dialogue After Philippines Assign New Names to Kalayaan Islands

Taiwan’s MOFA urges calm and multilateral dialogue after the Philippines renames 131 Kalayaan Island Group features—a symbolic step in maritime claims that Taipei counters with a call to uphold UNCLOS and pursue peaceful dispute resolution.

Taiwan’s Legislature Approves Live‑Streaming of Court Proceedings Amid Controversy

Taiwan’s Legislature approves Court Organization Act amendments allowing select court proceedings to be livestreamed—promising transparency but raising fairness concerns.

🏅 President Lai Honors Mitsuo Ohashi with Taiwan’s Highest Civilian Award

President Lai awards the Order of the Brilliant Star to Mitsuo Ohashi, marking over 50 Taiwan–Japan ties formalized under his leadership. The award signals deepening collaboration in economic security and public diplomacy amid regional geopolitical shifts.

Taiwan’s PX Mart Joins National Resilience Drills: Pioneering Civil-Military Cooperation for Emergency Preparedness

PX Mart joins Taiwan’s Urban Resilience Drills in July, marking the first time a civilian supermarket chain is integrated into national defense exercises. Learn how this civil-military cooperation enhances Taiwan’s whole-of-society defense strategy.

Chinese Agents Target Taiwan VP Hsiao Bi‑khim in Prague: An Unprecedented Provocation in Europe

Chinese agents attempted to cause a collision and conducted surveillance of Taiwan Vice President Hsiao Bi‑khim during her visit to Prague in March 2024. Czech authorities exposed the plot as an unprecedented provocation in Europe. Discover its deeper implications for international diplomacy and EU‑China relations.

🌍 Taiwan Ranks 40th in the 2025 Global Peace Index Amid Growing Geopolitical Instability

Taiwan is ranked 40th in the 2025 Global Peace Index, highlighting its internal resilience amid rising global tensions and external threats. Discover why this ranking matters, its global context, and what it means for Taiwan’s future.

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