Experts warn of a potential Chinese attack on Taiwan in 2027, and caution to watch for a specific key individual over the next six months.
You Ying-lung analyzes Trump's comments on China's unification, pointing out potential challenges of Taiwan's division and isolation, urging citizens to contemplate future directions.
Guo Zhengliang exposes the military evasion case involving artists in Taiwan, highlighting a severe phenomenon affecting wealthy families.
Lin Chin-Jung testifies, asserting that Ko Wen-Je fully knows about the Jinghua City case, raising public interest.
KMT village head supports Wu Peiyi, Zhong Xiaoping questions party discipline, surprising Xie Zhenwu, raising doubts over the recall situation.
Lai Ching-te expresses respect for the recall motion, while Chu Li-lun criticizes the lack of effective communication and questions the operation of democracy.
Jian Shu-Pei questions Chiang Wan-An in council regarding supervisor issues related to the abuse case, urging professional training for monitors.
In the recent India-Pakistan air combat, Pakistan's strong performance has led Su Tzu-yun to call for Taiwan to urgently acquire F-35s and E-2Ds to enhance air defense.
KMT legislator Ong Hsiao-Ling called herself 'Chinese' during a Japanese media interview, which drew criticism from Masaru Yabuki, highlighting potential negative effects on Taiwan's international image and defense.
Lin Jun-hsien and Wang Ding-yu urge the KMT to confront the false signature incident and prepare to compensate victims 20,000 NTD each, stressing the need for an apology.
The US and China announced they will significantly reduce punitive tariffs within 90 days. An economic expert warns that China should not celebrate too early, as the effective tariff rate may reach 50%.
The Mainland Affairs Council of Taiwan clarifies that rumors about Ouyang Nana's citizenship cancellation and entry ban are untrue and are currently under investigation.
Wang Hongwei confronts recall crisis with a street speech, claiming 'hardships of four elections in two years,' but is mocked by recall group as a 'winner in life.'
DPP legislators are competing for the 2026 Kaohsiung mayorate, actively running grassroots events over the weekend to showcase their political aspirations.
KMT struggles with Wu Pei-yi's recall; Chung Hsiao-ping cites internal support and calls for loyalty assessment.
Lai Ching-te responds to the KMT's recall proposal, emphasizing adherence to legislative rules and urging bipartisan cooperation to safeguard the rule of law.
The Nuclear Power Plant Three officially ceased operations last night, raising concerns among residents about future electricity supply. The Premier assured that there are no worries regarding electricity usage.
A drying agent in the World Sports gift package ignited after contact with water, leading to damage and an apology from the manufacturer.
Trump is set to be inaugurated on January 20, with analyses indicating potential impacts on US-China relations and Taiwan's political economy.
Trump asserts that Walmart should absorb tariff costs instead of passing them on to consumers, highlighting the impact of the trade war on retail.
Jensen Huang stated in Taiwan that 'Made in America' will not weaken Taiwan's competitiveness and expects continued prosperity, highlighting the importance of AI development.