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.
Former Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je faces bribery and embezzlement charges related to the Core Pacific City redevelopment, with potential implications for Taiwan's political landscape.
Ex-Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je demands the release of his interrogation video amid accusations of prosecutorial blackmail. Explore the full story, including court developments, political implications, and what this means for Taiwan's judiciary.
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.
