Members of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) yesterday launched nationwide campaigns ahead of voting in Saturday’s recall elections.

Photo courtesy of PTS Viewpoint Within the overseas Taiwanese community, assassination was discussed as a way to shatter the ...

Chen was originally targeted as part of “revenge recalls” against young pan-Green politicians that supported the recall vote against Kaohsiung Mayor Han Kuo-yu of the KMT in June 2020.

Chen received over 70 percent of the vote to defeat KMT candidate Jane Lee, who had been plagued by a plagiarism scandal, and Wu Yi-jheng of the Taiwan People’s Party. Saturday’s result was ...

While KMT candidate Ma Ying-jeou is frontrunner for the March presidential election, ... This sweeping victory strengthens its bid to regain the presidency after eight years of Chen Shui-bian, ...

But Chen’s controversial bid to strip the KMT of its revenue base is, of course, ... “I think the President may consider our building an eyesore,” says KMT spokesman Tsai Cheng-yuan.

Though the courts have upheld Chen’s winning margin, KMT chairman Lien Chan, ... for 53-year-old steelworker Fan Cheng-hung the bigger worry is that the loser will be Taiwan.