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.
34 KMT workers in Taichung indicted for forging signatures in recall petitions targeting DPP lawmakers, exposing growing misuse of recall laws in Taiwan’s volatile political landscape.
Taiwan faces unprecedented recall votes for 24 KMT lawmakers on July 26, marking a historic moment in its democratic evolution. Discover the stakes, reasons, and potential outcomes.
President Lai Ching‑te begins a 10-city speech tour focusing on democracy, national security, and economic resilience, amid political tensions and recall votes targeting KMT lawmakers.
Twelve KMT staffers were indicted in Yilan for forging recall signatures against DPP legislator Chen Chun-yu, revealing systemic abuse of Taiwan’s democratic mechanisms and raising calls for reform.
Taiwan’s opposition KMT and TPP have declined President Lai’s invitation to a closed-door national security briefing, citing lack of transparency. This article explores the political tension, global context, and ways to balance confidentiality with democratic accountability to strengthen bipartisan resilience.
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.
Taiwan Recall Vote Scandal: KMT Members Indicted for Forging Signatures in DPP Recall Effort
Five KMT members face indictment for forging 5,200+ signatures in a recall petition targeting DPP lawmakers. The scandal threatens Taiwan’s democratic credibility and sparks calls for urgent reform.
Taiwan's opposition-controlled Legislature advances a Kuomintang proposal to sue the Central Election Commission over a rejected death penalty referendum. Here's the full story with analysis, legal context, and public opinion insights.
Taiwan's Central Election Commission to decide on June 20, 2025, the fate of recall campaigns against 31 KMT lawmakers, amidst a politically charged atmosphere and strategic maneuvering by major parties.
