Explained: Taiwan’s biggest-ever recall vote and how it could shift power Civic groups seek to unseat 24 Kuomintang legislators as Beijing voices support for opposition The Independent UK · Jul 23, 2025
Total recall? Campaigners employ quirk of Taiwan’s political system to turn on ‘pro-China’ candidates Activists across Taiwan are pushing for the expulsion of dozens of ‘pro-Beijing’ legislators, leading to uproar The Guardian - AU · Jul 23, 2025
Taiwan Pursues Homegrown Chinese Spies As Beijing's Influence Grows Taiwan is vetting hundreds of thousands of military service members, public school teachers and civil servants in a bid to root out potential homegrown Chinese sympathisers, as Beijing intensifies espionage on the island. International Business Times · Jun 19, 2025
Taiwan president calls for peace and dialogue with China amid heightened military activity Lai Ching-te says ‘peace is priceless’ and war has ‘no winners’ as he marks year in office The Guardian - AU · May 20, 2025
Buffeted By Political Chaos, Taiwan's Lai Marks First Year In Office Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te celebrates his first year in office on Tuesday as his government grapples with Chinese military pressure, US tariff threats and domestic political turmoil. International Business Times · May 20, 2025
End Of Nuclear In Taiwan Fans Energy Security Fears Taiwan will turn off its last nuclear reactor on Saturday, fuelling concerns over the self-ruled island's reliance on imported energy and vulnerability to a Chinese blockade. International Business Times · May 15, 2025
Taiwan hails ‘historic’ TSMC deal with US, but will it lose the ‘silicon shield’ protecting it from China? The producer of the world’s most advanced chip technology is investing on US soil but some fear that could reduce the leverage Taiwan holds to ensure its future security The Guardian - AU · Mar 7, 2025
Taiwan vows most advanced tech will not go to US under $100bn Trump deal Country’s government says deal with TSMC needs assessment as opposition claims it will reduce defences The Guardian - UK · Mar 4, 2025
Debate Over Bill Turns Violent as Lawmakers Brawl and Barricade the Door to Prevent Vote on New Election Laws in Taiwan A debate over a bill turned violent after lawmakers began fighting and barricaded the door in order to prevent a vote on new election laws in Taiwan. Latin Times · Dec 20, 2024
Taiwan lawmakers clash after party members break into legislature to occupy speaker's chair Lawmakers have clashed in Taiwan’s legislature after members of a leading political party broke into the building overnight to occupy the speaker’s chair The Independent UK · Dec 20, 2024
Taiwan Lawmakers Brawl Over Bills That Would 'Damage Democracy' Taiwanese lawmakers tackled and doused each other with water on Friday as President Lai Ching-te's party tried to block the passage of bills they say could harm the self-ruled island's "democratic system". International Business Times · Dec 20, 2024
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Why are some Taiwanese afraid of giving legislators more power? Critics say changes to government oversight laws could pose a national security risk; supporters of reform disagree. Al Jazeera · Oct 25, 2024
Taiwan court orders release of ex-Taipei mayor arrested in corruption probe Taiwan People’s Party leader Ko Wen-je freed after court finds insufficient evidence to justify his detention. Al Jazeera · Sep 2, 2024
International Business Times · Jun 24, 2024 Taiwan President Seeks To Overturn Controversial Reform Proponents of the expansion say it is needed to curb corruption, but critics fear the laws could weaken self-ruled Taiwan's democracy against the influence of China -- which claims the island as part of its territory.
International Business Times · May 31, 2024 Taiwan Govt To Return Bills Expanding Powers To Parliament Proponents of the bills say the expanded parliamentary powers are needed to curb corruption, but critics fear the laws could weaken self-ruled Taiwan's democracy against the influence of China -- which claims the island as part of its territory.
The Guardian - UK · May 28, 2024 Taiwan passes controversial reform bill after violence and protests Reforms will expand parliamentarians’ powers to question officials and citizens
Al Jazeera · May 28, 2024 Taiwan’s parliament passes bill pushing pro-China changes Thousands protested outside Taiwan’s parliament after reforms seen as reducing the president’s power were passed.
The Independent UK · May 28, 2024 Thousands gather outside Taiwan's legislature to oppose changes that would give it greater power Thousands of people have gathered outside Taiwan’s legislature to oppose changes being pushed through by the opposition Nationalist Party and its allies that would give the body greater power
International Business Times · May 24, 2024 Tens Of Thousands Protest Taiwan Parliament Bills To 'Defend Democracy' Tens of thousands of Taiwanese protesters rallied day and night outside parliament on Friday, as lawmakers inside traded insults, blows and theatrics over a series of bills to expand the legislature's power.
Al Jazeera · May 24, 2024 Why are thousands of people protesting in Taiwan? Opposition efforts to push through a controversial bill have raised concerns about the island’s democracy.
The Guardian - UK · May 21, 2024 Lai Ching-te’s first day as Taiwan president marked by protests Thousands protest against bill which would give parliamentarians special powers to question anyone
Al Jazeera · May 19, 2024 ‘Troublemaker’ William Lai Ching-te to take oath as Taiwan’s new president Lai’s election victory gave the DPP an unprecedented third term, but his room for manoeuvre is likely to be limited.
International Business Times · May 19, 2024 Hundreds Protest Taiwan's Ruling Party On Eve Of Inauguration Hundreds in Taipei rallied to protest four more years under a Democratic Progressive Party administration on Sunday, the eve of Taiwan's inauguration of president-elect Lai Ching-te.
The Guardian - AU · May 18, 2024 Lai Ching-te, the political brawler who went from a Taiwan mining village to the presidency Friends and analysts say Lai’s tough upbringing in a working-class family has prepared him well for his next opponent: China