Exclusive deep dive into President Lai Ching‑te’s unprecedented national security briefing for opposition party leaders—what’s at stake for Taiwan’s defense unity, political balance, and deterrence amid rising Chinese pressure.
President Lai rallies bipartisan backing for NT$150 billion in Coast Guard upgrades—funding new vessels, drones, infrared surveillance, and cybersecurity—to counter evolving Chinese “gray zone” threats at sea.
President Lai Ching-te unveils a cross-ministerial plan to make Taiwan healthier by 2030, boosting physical activity, improving infrastructure, and expanding access to fitness facilities. Learn how this visionary policy could reshape Taiwan's public health future.
Taiwanese labor unions rally on May Day 2025 demanding anti-bullying laws, shorter working hours, and wage reforms after a Ministry of Labor staff suicide reignites outrage over workplace abuse. Rising U.S. tariffs deepen worker insecurity.
Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te condemns the deadly Kashmir attack and expresses solidarity with India. Read how this rare move signals Taiwan’s growing global engagement and moral diplomacy.
Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te and Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an emphasize social stability amid political tensions, following Chiang's call for a no-confidence vote against the Cabinet.
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te orders strict travel and contact reporting rules for DPP members amid Chinese espionage concerns. The move comes after alleged spies were found within the party. Full story, analysis, and implications.
Taiwan’s Legislature has upheld the 2025 central government budget plan, rejecting the Cabinet’s attempt to overturn it. With opposition parties KMT and TPP holding a majority, the vote 61-51 blocked Premier Cho Jung-tai’s request for a revote. Will the DPP challenge the decision in the Constitutional Court? Read the full analysis here.
