Kuomintang 結果共864筆

Puma Shen met with DPP officials to discuss the AI Citizens’ Hammer, aiming to improve Taipei’s governance. The initiative faces criticism but seeks to enhance citizen engagement.

Taiwan’s legislature passes NT$780B (US$24.8B) defense bill after 162-day standoff, cutting the ruling party’s request by 38% and sparking KMT infighting.

KMT legislator Hung Mong-kai proposes a referendum to introduce caning for crimes like sexual assault. The CEC stresses its independent role in reviewing such proposals.

Mirror Daily reports that the Taiwan Foundation for Democracy funded KMT Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun’s China visit, sparking debate over fund use. The foundation supports party activities promoting democracy and human rights, aligning with legislative representation.

Taiwan President Lai Ching-te criticized the KMT’s meeting with Xi Jinping, emphasizing Taiwan’s sovereignty and rejecting the One China framework. He urged opposition parties to pass the budget and strengthen defense regulations.

KMT Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun discusses her visit to China, emphasizing peaceful development and cooperation. She critiques Taiwan’s DPP and plans a U.S. visit.

Cheng Li-wun of the Kuomintang met with Xi Jinping to discuss peace in the Taiwan Strait, emphasizing dialogue based on the 1992 Consensus. She aims to foster mutual respect and prevent conflict.

Kuomintang Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun meets with CCP General Secretary Xi Jinping in Beijing, marking the first leadership meeting in nearly a decade. The meeting aims to promote cross-strait peace and dialogue.

Cheng Li-wun, KMT chairwoman, visited Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum in Nanjing, drawing local attention. Her China tour includes meetings in Jiangsu, Shanghai, and Beijing.

Taiwan’s KMT invoked the ROC calendar at a ceremony in Nanjing, dating a tribute to ’Year 115 of the Republic’ — a government Beijing says ceased in 1949.

Johnny Chiang wins KMT primary poll for Taichung mayor, defeating Yang Chiung-ying. He will face DPP’s Ho Hsin-chun in November 2026 local elections.

Over 10,000 protesters rallied in Taipei Sunday to denounce the 17-year prison sentence for former TPP Chairman Ko Wen-je in the Core Pacific City scandal.

Former KMT legislator Alex Tsai begins his prison sentence for embezzlement, condemning the verdict as political persecution. He questions judicial fairness and highlights support from Ko Wen-je.

Former Taipei mayor Ko Wen-je sentenced to 17 years, denounces verdict as politically motivated. Taiwan’s opposition debates unity ahead of protest.

Taipei prosecutors indicted Xu Chunying for violating the Anti-Infiltration Act by collaborating with CCP officials. She faces charges of illegal transactions and election interference.

Taiwan lawmakers review a NT$1.25 trillion military procurement bill, sparking debate over U.S. and domestic defense projects. Key items include MQ-9B drones and F-16 jets.

Premier Cho Jung-tai faces allegations of privilege after flying to Japan on a chartered flight for the World Baseball Classic. The KMT questions the cost and transparency.

KMT chairwoman Cheng Li-wun plans to meet Xi Jinping between April and June to improve cross-strait relations. She criticizes the DPP and promotes peace.

Taipei’s mayor will visit 228 Peace Memorial Park on Feb. 28 to honor the 1947 228 Incident victims. The park symbolizes Taiwan’s struggle for peace and reconciliation.

U.S. lawmakers urge Taiwan to pass a crucial defense budget to counter China’s military pressure. They stress the need for swift action amid regional tensions.

Taipei City and Nvidia sign a deal to establish NVIDIA’s Taiwan HQ at Beitou Shilin Technology Park. Deputy Mayor Lee Shu-Chuan, who played a key role, plans to resign by February’s end.

The Kuomintang denies reports of a meeting between Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun and China’s Xi Jinping, calling them speculative. The KMT emphasizes no meeting is planned.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an reaffirms his Taiwanese identity, distancing from KMT Chair Cheng Li-wun’s remarks. Li Chen-hsiu, a Chinese spouse turned TPP legislator, faces scrutiny over national security concerns.

President Lai announces three Taiwan-U.S. cooperation directions after EPPD talks, criticizes KMT for Beijing engagement while neglecting defense budget review.

Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan sees KMT and TPP advance a defense act draft, blocking the Executive Yuan’s version. The TPP’s proposal includes a NT$400 billion cap for defense procurement.