These results signify a shift in Taiwan’s political landscape. The long-standing two-party system appears to be transitioning into a messy three-party dynamic.

Within that framework, a potential Chinese invasion of Taiwan has become the scenario most often cited as the likeliest flashpoint for a military confrontation between the two superpowers. In ...

These results signify a shift in Taiwan’s political landscape. The longstanding two-party system appears to be transitioning into a messy three-party dynamic.

Taiwan has long thrived on trade and investment with China. Its most valuable companies– including TSMC and Foxconn– have ...

Political Chaos in Taiwan as DPP, KMT Threaten ... the latest escalation of rhetoric in an ongoing disagreement over a series of constitutional reforms set to reshape Taiwan's political landscape.

Lai Ching-te's party, which champions Taiwan's separate identity and rejects China's territorial claims, was seeking a third term. Beijing framed the elections as a choice between war and peace.

Within Taiwan’s domestic political landscape, the KMT faced consistent criticism throughout the campaign for its stance on China policy, with particular emphasis on its former leader, Ma Ying ...

The Taiwan People's Party does not campaign on the island’s independence like the ... having established itself as a formidable third party in a traditionally two-party political landscape. ...

Taiwan political pundits opine that even though Mr Hou is well-versed in local governance and police affairs, he has significantly less international experience compared to the current president ...

Now a decade later, Taiwan’s next generation of Gen Z and younger Millennial voters born in the late 1990s and early 2000s are emerging as a political force, and they see the DPP not as the ...

A young democracy developing under the threat of its powerful neighbor, Taiwan ranks 38th in the Reporters Without Borders Press Freedom Index. Among democracies, it also has among the lowest levels ...