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OpenAI 與美聯社達成合作，ChatGPT 將於 2026 年選舉顯示美國即時開票數據，合作延伸至 2028 年大選。美聯社 2024 年處理近 7,000 場選舉、準確率 99.9%。同時，OpenAI 與 Democracy Works 合作整合選民註冊與投票地點資訊。

《經濟學人》報導，經濟學人智庫（EIU）最新公布的「民主指數」（Democracy Index）顯示，長期下滑的趨勢出現些微轉折：過去一年中，近四分之三國家的評分持平或改善，全球整體指數上升0.02點，為2012年以來較明顯的增幅之一。

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.

Taiwan opposition leader Cheng Li-wun says heavyweight US lawmakers invited her to Washington, but she cannot name them. Visit planned for June 2026.

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.

U.S. senators introduced a resolution to mark Taiwan’s first direct presidential election’s 30th anniversary, reaffirming support for Taiwan’s democracy amid China tensions.

President Lai Ching-te supports Jimmy Lai and freedom defenders after Hong Kong’s court sentenced Jimmy Lai to 20 years. He criticizes Beijing’s actions and urges global vigilance.

Lo Chih-chiang’s Facebook post alleging President Lai Ching-te’s investigation of Kao Chin Su-Mei sparks debate in Taiwan. DPP legislator Chen Pei-yu questions Lo’s motives.

A Hong Kong court sentenced Jimmy Lai to 20 years for violating the national security law. His son criticized the U.K. for not negotiating his release during Prime Minister Starmer’s China visit.

The Kuomintang denies Liberty Times’ claims of blocking a defense budget act for Beijing ties, calling it a fabrication. The KMT has taken legal action, stressing the need for factual reporting in Taiwan’s democracy.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned China’s pressure on European nations to bar Taiwanese politicians, calling it a threat to peace and stability.

China’s Taiwan Affairs Office labels Taiwan officials as ＂independence separatists,＂ sparking protest from Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council. The council defends Taiwan’s sovereignty and condemns China’s actions.

President Lai Ching-te urged confidence in Taiwan’s future at a JCI event, highlighting its democratic achievements. KMT Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun called for improved energy conservation and cross-strait peace.

Kuomintang re-elects Fu Kun-chi as caucus leader after removing term limits to secure his leadership. Hsu Yu-chen and Lin Pei-hsiang take key roles. Ko Wen-je seeks support for the Assisted Reproduction Act.

Taiwan’s DPP condemns the CCP after Jimmy Lai’s conviction, urging his release and highlighting threats to press freedom. They warn Taiwan could face similar authoritarian challenges.

The Asia Democracy and Human Rights Award celebrated its 20th year in Taipei, honoring the Indonesian Legal Aid and Human Rights Association for its dedication to democracy and human rights. Legislative Yuan President Han Kuo-yu emphasized the importance of safeguarding these universal values and pledged continued collaboration with global partners.

Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung discusses tensions between China and Japan, emphasizing cooperation and communication. He highlights Taiwan’s diplomatic efforts and defense strategies.

President Trump signed the Taiwan Assurance Implementation Act, requiring the U.S. State Department to review Taiwan relations. Taiwan values this for regional stability.

President Lai Ching-te highlights Taiwan’s democracy and inclusivity at Tainan Confucian Temple. He discusses the rule of law and urges maintenance of the Nationality Act.

Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung hosted Colombian officials to strengthen ties and explore cooperation in green energy, smart agriculture, and digital innovation.

President Lai Ching-te announced a $40 billion defense budget to enhance Taiwan’s security against Chinese threats. He urged opposition support, emphasizing peace and stability.

Legislator Puma Shen emphasized the citizen-led nature of a recent recall campaign, dismissing claims of orchestrators. He highlighted civic issues and praised democratic efforts. DPP’s Rosalia Wu acknowledged the need for strategic improvements following the recall’s outcome.

President Lai Ching-te led a military promotion ceremony, stressing Taiwan’s defense needs amid global challenges. He urged focus on democracy, training, and innovation.

Taiwan’s envoy to France, Hao Pei-chih, visited RSF in Paris, highlighting Taiwan’s press freedom ranking. RSF celebrates 40 years with events in Paris.

The G7 foreign ministers stress peace in the Taiwan Strait, opposing forceful status quo changes. Taiwan appreciates G7 support for its global participation and regional stability.