Tears and barbs in Taiwan’s only presidential debate
In just two weeks on Jan 13, Taiwan heads to the polls to elect its next president, a pivotal vote that will shape Taipei’s relations with Beijing, which claims sovereignty over…
In just two weeks on Jan 13, Taiwan heads to the polls to elect its next president, a pivotal vote that will shape Taipei’s relations with Beijing, which claims sovereignty over…
Mayday is among the most successful Taiwanese artistes in China, a market that has become increasingly challenging for Taiwanese celebrities as Beijing steps up its political…
Despite the controversy over Mr Lai’s childhood home and criticisms of the DPP government, he has done relatively well in recent polls.
As the election approaches, Taiwan has been reporting Chinese fighter jets and warships around the island, as well as balloons crossing the sensitive Taiwan Strait.
Taiwan’s officials have repeatedly warned of instances of election interference linked to China, which claims the self-ruled island as its territory.
The decision came on the heels of Taiwan unilaterally adopting discriminatory measures such as prohibitions and restrictions on the import of mainland products.
Taiwan is on high alert for Chinese activities, both military and political, ahead of Jan 13, 2024 presidential and parliamentary elections.
The current curriculum in Taiwan has raised criticism before, such as teaching the history of China in the broader context of East Asia rather than singling it out.
With two of the three vice-presidential candidates being women, analysts said it is a reflection of the island’s continually high representation of women in politics.
Yang’s comment sparked a backlash after videos of her making the comment went viral online.