Politics
What Hong Kong’s Latest Crackdown Means For The Future Of Free Press
Hong Kong court sentences two journalists to 35 months for sedition, signaling further erosion of press freedom.
PHOTO STORY: A Night of Protest Against Constitutional Court Bill
Taiwanese civic groups and lawyers protest proposed amendments to the Constitutional Court Procedure Act, arguing they would paralyze the court and undermine fundamental rights, especially for minorities.
The opening of the No. 1 Social Housing in Zhongli, "ONE HOW SPACE Local Regeneration Base," Mayor Chang Shan-cheng looks forward to young friends showcasing their creativity and highlighting local features.
Mayor Chang Shan-cheng attended the opening press conference of the "ONE HOW SPACE Local Regeneration Base" in Zhongli District. The base aims to provide exhibition and curation spaces for local youth teams to showcase their creativity and develop diverse small businesses. The city government encourages young teams to integrate Zhongli's unique characteristics to generate income.
TaiwanPlus Furore Reveals Dangerously Antiquated View Of Press
Taiwanese legislators have called for cuts to TaiwanPlus' budget after a news presenter referred to Donald Trump as a "convicted felon." However, the international community has warned against political interference with press freedom.
Jimmy Lai Trialed Over His Taiwan and US Connections
Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai testified Wednesday, admitting to meetings with Taiwan's former president Tsai Ing-wen and introducing her to former US officials.
Reading Between The Lines OfXi And Biden’s Last Meeting
Xi and Biden met, with China's messaging unusually direct.
Taiwan Condemns Jailing of Pro-democracy Activists in Hong Kong
Taiwan condemns Beijing's jailing of Hong Kong democracy activists, calling it a suppression of freedom of speech and democracy.
‘Interests’ to Top Taiwan’s Agenda in Future Talks with Trump
Experts urge Taiwan to adapt its US strategy to ‘interests’ approach for a second Trump presidency.