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China Criticizes EU Lawmakers' Meeting with Taiwanese President
China accuses European Parliament members of interfering in its internal affairs after their meeting with Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te. Beijing emphasizes opposition to formal exchanges between the EU and Taiwan and reminds the EU of its commitments to the One-China Principle.
Taiwan recall vote defeated, preserving China-friendly lawmakers’ seats
Taiwanese voters rejected a large-scale effort to recall opposition lawmakers from the Nationalist Party (KMT), dealing a blow to the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP). The recall aimed to shift legislative power but failed to remove any KMT lawmakers.
The Taiwan Economic and Cultural Representative Office in Japan condemned China for its political interference with Taiwanese ...
The result is a blow to President Lai Ching-te's Democratic Progressive Party, which missed an opportunity to reshape the ...
Taiwan's voters choose democracy again, despite China's disinformation and interference The people of Taiwan have made clear that only a democratically elected government has the right to ...
Taiwan says China has no right to intervene in the recall vote on lawmakers whom activists see as cozying up to Beijing.
The next chapter in Taiwan’s democracy has begun. On Saturday, the people of Taiwan elected Lai Ching-te as president and Bi-khim Hsiao as vice president in the eighth presidential election ...
The Taiwan Economic and Cultural Representative Office in Japan has strongly condemned political interference during the Tokyo International Choir Competition, accusing China of pressuring organisers ...
Taiwan's government has pointed to military and economic pressure as well as Chinese-subsidised trips to China for local Taiwanese officials, as evidence of Beijing's alleged interference ahead ...
Taiwan's opposition party, the Kuomintang, successfully resisted a significant recall election aimed at ousting 24 lawmakers. The recall, viewed as an assault on democracy by opponents, was rejected, ...
Taiwan's 2024 election must be free from "outside interference," Washington's top diplomat in Taipei said on Monday, adding that U.S. policy towards the island will remain the same whomever wins.
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