The by-elections held to fill the vacant seats met with such a tepid public response that only 17.1 percent of voters turned ...

Taiwanese citizens vote to recall 24 KMT lawmakers, but all retain seats, sparking political tensions and debates.

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US experts on Friday said that US President Donald Trump might adopt a fluid strategy toward cross-strait relations, shifting ...

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In conversation with Salimullah Khan, one of Bangladesh’s most prominent public intellectuals and a professor in the ...

Taiwan will hold recall elections for 24 opposition Kuomintang lawmakers, in a vote that could shift control of parliament back to the ruling Democratic Progressive Party. The 2025 World AI Conference ...

Even in the face of pressure from China, voters in Taiwan may have calmly judged that it would be excessive to collectively dismiss opposition party lawmakers who support a conciliatory policy toward ...

Take healthcare as an example. The U.S. is the only wealthy country in the world that does not provide universal healthcare.