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PoliticsKMT's Cheng seeks talks with Xi, pans President Lai's defense proposal Taiwan opposition leader defends KMT's position on China and US relations amid political crisis Cheng Li-wun, chairwoman of Taiwan's main opposition Kuomintang, speaks at ... [1]
'Stubborn' Lai clashes with headstrong opposition as US warns on stalled defense budget As local elections loom, President Lai under pressure to address imbalances Polls later this year will set stage for 2028 presidential contest 'Unification goddes... [2]
Taiwan People's Party founder expected to appeal 17-year sentence CEO says chip substrate maker plans to build a new plant every 2-3 years Interior Ministry's Liu Shyh-fang stresses 'singular obligation of loyalty' as row consumes politics DRAM produ... (confirmed by 6 sources) [3]
Zumretay Arkin warns of waning momentum in Europe; Beijing pushes 'ethnic unity' law Automaker aims to boost sluggish sales with shorter charges, longer driving ranges Volatile region risks a return to era of Iranian-Arab hostilities Finance minister... (confirmed by 2 sources) [4]
TAIPEI -- Taiwan President Lai Ching-te on Wednesday proposed a special $40 billion budget to boost the island democracy's defense capabilities, aiming to counter military pressure from China and decisively answer calls from the U.S. to spend more. [5]
BERLIN -- A $40 billion special budget Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te proposed one week ago aims to strengthen the island democracy's defenses against China and its ever more powerful military. [6]
TAIPEI -- When U.S. President Donald Trump said he would hammer Taiwanese exports with a 32% "reciprocal" tariff, Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te responded cautiously, wary of alienating Washington while China is tightening screws. [7]
TAIPEI -- Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te is counting on a reshuffle of ministers and the ruling party apparatus to inject fresh energy into a government weighed down by legislative gridlock. [8]
PoliticsKMT's Cheng seeks talks with Xi, pans President Lai's defense proposal Taiwan opposition leader defends KMT's position on China and US relations amid political crisis Cheng Li-wun, chairwoman of Taiwan's main opposition Kuomintang, speaks at
'Stubborn' Lai clashes with headstrong opposition as US warns on stalled defense budget As local elections loom, President Lai under pressure to address imbalances Polls later this year will set stage for 2028 presidential contest 'Unification goddes
Taiwan People's Party founder expected to appeal 17-year sentence CEO says chip substrate maker plans to build a new plant every 2-3 years Interior Ministry's Liu Shyh-fang stresses 'singular obligation of loyalty' as row consumes politics DRAM produ
Zumretay Arkin warns of waning momentum in Europe; Beijing pushes 'ethnic unity' law Automaker aims to boost sluggish sales with shorter charges, longer driving ranges Volatile region risks a return to era of Iranian-Arab hostilities Finance minister
TAIPEI -- Taiwan President Lai Ching-te on Wednesday proposed a special $40 billion budget to boost the island democracy's defense capabilities, aiming to counter military pressure from China and decisively answer calls from the U.S. to spend more.
BERLIN -- A $40 billion special budget Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te proposed one week ago aims to strengthen the island democracy's defenses against China and its ever more powerful military.
TAIPEI -- When U.S. President Donald Trump said he would hammer Taiwanese exports with a 32% "reciprocal" tariff, Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te responded cautiously, wary of alienating Washington while China is tightening screws.
TAIPEI -- Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te is counting on a reshuffle of ministers and the ruling party apparatus to inject fresh energy into a government weighed down by legislative gridlock.
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TAIPEI -- Taiwan's top diplomat said on Friday the island's foreign policy will remain broadly the same as that under incumbent Tsai Ing-wen should front-runner Lai Ching-te win next month's presidential election.