Taiwan’s Election Is About Taiwan
I am proud to finally be a voter in this election: it’s time that supporters of liberal democracy everywhere come to embrace Taiwan, but simply as Taiwan.
‘Recognize Taiwan’: Tsai’s Supporters Share Their Hopes for Her Second Term
Tsai Ing-wen’s victory party outside her party’s headquarters was a celebration of Taiwan’s hard-fought democracy.
Young Voters, Returnees Cheer KMT Candidate Han Kuo-yu’s Last Hurrah
Thursday’s major Han Kuo-yu rally in Taipei saw a deluge of supporters, including a small but noticeable contingency of young people.
Han Kuo-yu’s Candidacy Might Be the End of Taiwan’s KMT as We Know It
Han Kuo-yu is expected to lose to Tsai Ing-wen in Taiwan’s upcoming presidential election. If he does, it’s unclear what comes next for the Chinese Nationalist Party.
Asking for Votes Dressed Like a Mussel in Matsu: Lii Wen
Lii Wen, running in a tiny offshore district that where his party has never won, is using creativity and humor to capture the voters’ attention.
Just in Time for Elections, Taiwan Welcomes a New Honduras Ambassador
Honduras appointed its new ambassador to Taiwan just before Saturday’s elections, a clear sign that ties between the two allies are strong.