Prominent Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) media personality Jaw Shaw-kong (趙少康) has a proposal for members of his party who are tired of blockading
Defense Budget Delays Are ‘Disaster’ for Taiwan’s Drone Industry
Further delays in the approval of Taiwan’s special defense budget would be a “disaster” for the country’s domestic drone production, Max Lo (羅正方),
Taiwan President Cancels Diplomatic Trip Due to Pressure From China
Taiwan’s constrained official diplomacy took a further blow this evening after the Presidential Office announced that President Lai Ching-te’s (賴清德)
War Game Tests Taiwan’s Resilience
Unlike most war games focused on tanks and amphibious landings, Taiwan’s latest tabletop exercise ran by think tankers and experts this week tested
Taipei Rejects Beijing’s ‘Peace Framework’ Following Opposition Leader’s Meeting With Xi Jinping
Taiwanese opposition leader Cheng Li-wun (鄭麗文) met Chinese President Xi Jinping (習近平) in Beijing last week. But her visit, framed by both sides as a
KMT Says Cheng-Xi Summit Will Let Taiwan ‘Lie Flat’
In a promotional video released by Taiwan’s Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) this past Sunday, a young man sleeps on the grass, limbs splayed
Taiwan and India Near Deal for Migrant Workers
Negotiations to bring migrant workers from India to Taiwan are in the final stages, sources tell Domino Theory, with at least one Taiwanese airline
Taiwan’s Main Opposition Party Risks U.S. Ties Under Beijing-Friendly Leader
Five months after vowing to turn her political party from a “herd of sheep to a pride of lions” to make it Taiwan’s top political force, Chinese
KMT Open to Backing TPP Defense Budget
The Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) could support the Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) special defense budget, a KMT lawmaker told Domino Theory. The
The KMT Shows Its Hand in Defense Budget Fight
For months, Taiwan’s main opposition Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) has played the role of obstructor, repeatedly refusing to consider the ruling
Taiwan’s China-Born Lawmaker on Her Brand of ‘Cognitive Warfare’ Against China
Li Chen-Hsiu (李貞秀) didn’t follow the usual path into Taiwanese politics. She was born in China, but left in 1993 after marrying a man from Taiwan. For
Fighting for Information in the World’s ‘Largest Prison for Journalists’
About a month after her release from the Shanghai Women’s Prison in May 2024, citizen journalist and former lawyer Zhang Zhan (張展) made her first post