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Politicizing the Military, Civil Servants, and Public School Teachers Would Only Create More Turmoil for Taiwan

On the eve of that the parliament would review the pension reform program for the military, anti-reform groups launched a “raid” on the Legislative Yuan, ending with an unfortunate incident in which r ...

2018/03/07

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How Could We Counter the Mainland’s Preferential Measures to Taiwan by Hatred-Mongering?

On February 28, a group of pro-Taiwan independence youth hurled paint on Chiang Kai-shek’s mausoleum at Cihu, while President Tsai Ing-wen presided at a memorial meeting for the central government, pr ...

2018/03/06

365

Tsai Ing-wen Must Be Well-Prepared in the Face of Xi Jinping’s High-Handed Plan to Extend His Terms

The CCP will amend the Constitution, deleting the term limit for state president, eliciting global attention. For the general interpretation in the outside world, this is a measure to remove systemic ...

2018/03/05

350

Taiwan Must Pragmatically Face Xi Jinping’s Will

The Mainland made public the draft amendment to its Constitution, deciding to delete the term limit for state president, and to write Xi Jinping thought into the Constitution. It may be inferred that ...

2018/03/02

384

Pay Attention to Potential Risks in Warming Up of the Economy

Encouraging signs are everywhere for the global economy this year, and the domestic economy is also climbing from the bottom of the valley. Taiwan’s economy, which relies on exports as its economic li ...

2018/03/01

343

Easing Cross-Strait Deadlock: People May Expect But Cannot Be Optimistic

We may use "seeking stability domestically and seeking changes in cross-Strait affairs" to define the government reshuffle this time. The changes under the purview of the Premier were not big, only ma ...

2018/02/27

377

The Paradox of United States’ One-China Policy

The most difficult part in studying and analyzing diplomatic situations lies in the inconsistency, even confusion, in the information pertaining to the policy; it may possibly cause misjudgments, thus ...

2018/02/26

353

The Fiercer the Measures to Block Kuan Chung-ming, the More the Shingle of Democracy and Progress Will Lose its Shine

The Autonomous Action Alliance Preparatory Group, initiated by National Taiwan University (NTU) professors, went to Ketagalan Boulevard on February 21st to offer “Chinese New Year’s greetings” to Pres ...

2018/02/23

354

Big Power Wrangling at Pyeongchang Winter Olympics

The Pyeongchang Winter Olympics had a lavish opening ceremony; South and North Korea top echelons, along with US and Japanese leaders, gathered together, seemingly like a contracted version of the "si ...

2018/02/22

345

Tsai Ing-wen Twinkles Between Her Roles of President and Party Chairwoman

After an earthquake struck Hualien, Tsai Ing-wen went twice to the disaster areas to show her concerns and sympathies for the victims, and also tweeted with simplified Chinese characters to express he ...

2018/02/21

416

We Ask President Tsai: What’s Wrong with “We Are One Family Across the Strait”?

Zhang Zhijun, director of the Taiwan Affairs Office under the State Council of the, Mainland, contacted Fu Kun-chi, the county executive of Hualien, indicating that the Mainland was willing to dispatc ...

2018/02/14

333

How Could So Many Tall Buildings Have Been Built on Fault Lines?

At midnight on February 6, a strong earthquake of magnitude seven on the Richter scale occurred in Hualien, causing the collapse of several tall buildings.

2018/02/13

324

Truth Behind Restarting Second Reactor of NPP No. 2

The Cabinet instructed the Taiwan Power Company (Taipower) to apply for restarting the second reactor at Nuclear Plant No. 2, eliciting waves of repercussions. Environmental groups are planning to bri ...

2018/02/12

300

Vatican’s Siren This Time Is Not “Crying Wolf”

Western media cited the version of high-level Vatican officials, saying that the Mainland and the Vatican had reached a consensus on the issue of the Mainland's bishop appointments, which had been in ...

2018/02/09

368

Cabinet Reshuffle: Are There Any Expectations for Pleasant Surprises?

Calls for a Cabinet reshuffle are up again. For the Tsai government, whose poll ratings have been plummeting, the Cabinet reshuffle, in fact, is no longer an option now, but a must, otherwise, even Pr ...

2018/02/08

352

“Making Taiwan Stupid Policy,” Who Started It?

Many people are worried about the Mainland’s "make Taiwan stupid policy," which will turn Taiwan stupid; what is "make Taiwan stupid policy"? Just with the brain drain to the Mainland, will it make Ta ...

2018/02/07

363

Pan-Green’s Highhandedness, Ko Wen-je’s Predicament

In order to dissolve the pan-Green internecine struggle for the Taipei City mayoral election, President Tsai asked Taipei City Mayor Ko Wen-je to reconfirm "Taiwan values"; Ko quickly said "I would ve ...

2018/02/06

425

Is the Import of Food from Radiation-Contaminated Areas Also a Taiwan Value?

After the word has been released by the government several times, Minister Chen Shih-chung of the Ministry of Health and Welfare (MHW) officially stated at a New Year’s press conference that the MHW w ...

2018/02/05

350

Those Who Shouted Bravo When ROC Flags Were Being Removed

The US State Department, the US Trade Representative Office, and the Bureau of Consular Affairs under the State Department recently removed ROC flags one after another from their official websites; th ...

2018/02/02

339

A Willing Pawn for Politics, Can the Education Ministry Feel at Ease with Education?

In the episode in which the Green camp attempted to block the appointment of Kuan Chung-ming as National Taiwan University (NTU) president, following the DPP legislative caucus’ decision to withdraw t ...

2018/02/01

343

Warning Signal: PRC-Vatican Détente May Foretell a Diplomatic Avalanche

From many indicators, the Holy See and Mainland China have been getting increasingly closer. Although no consensus has yet been reached on some crucial issues, the Vatican's desire to return to Mainla ...

2018/01/31

322

Absolute Power Indeed Abuses Power Absolutely

The election of a new president for National Taiwan University (NTU) has elicited a series of incidents. In the end, Kuan Chung-ming was elected unexpectedly, but on the eve of his investiture, howeve ...

2018/01/30

365

If Mistaken Means Is Added to Mistaken End

With regard to the dispute surrounding Flight Route M503, Civil Aeronautics Administration (CAA), using the means of not approving two Mainland airline operators to add flights for the Chinese New Yea ...

2018/01/29

356

Let’s Talk about “Trademark Patent on Taiwan Values" with President Tsai

Whether the DPP is going to continue its cooperation with Ko Wen-je, divergent opinions exist within the party, eliciting at the same time a dispute about "Taiwan values." President Tsai said that Ko ...

2018/01/26

375

Tsai Gov’t Has No Magic Pill to Hike Wages, Except at Expense of National Coffers

Taiwan society has recently added a new phrase "the dreary generation," referring to the youth born in the 1990s. This generation’s common predicament is low wages, poverty, and no future. This "drear ...

2018/01/25

357

Scrutiny of Governance: Is President Tsai Ing-wen Truly Unafraid?

President Tsai Ing-wen has been stumping for DPP candidates for the year-end local elections; she said, "in reforms, I am not afraid of offending people." On appearance, she was not afraid, but by spi ...

2018/01/24

380

Education Without Morality--Would Taiwan Still Be Beautiful?

Recently, some groups want to push for a plebiscite on the “reconstruction of cultural ethics"; through a plebiscite on "reconstructing cultural ethics," could we truly "reconstruct" cultural ethics? ...

2018/01/23

363

Tsai’s Nominees for Control Yuan: Contradictions and Absurdities

President Tsai Ing-wen’s eleven make-up nominees for the Control Yuan on January 17th passed the Legislative Yuan in toto under the boycott of both the KMT and PFP caucuses. This time, the nomination ...

2018/01/22

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The Kaleidoscope of "Turning into Public Domain" Ends Up Being "Turning into Green"

The DPP has recently forcibly passed an amendment bill to the Statute Governing the Organization for Irrigation Associations, turning local irrigation associations into government agencies and changin ...

2018/01/19

360

Xi Jinping’s Popularity Rating Exceeds that of Tsai Ing-wen

The Taiwan Public Opinion Foundation made public the results of its recent opinion poll; as was generally expected, President Tsai’s satisfaction rating continues to decline. Unexpectedly, Mainland le ...

2018/01/18

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