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Face Cross-Strait Question Instead of Being Obstinate in Locally Manufacturing Navy Ships
The Ching Fu case is moving toward contract termination and abandonment of the case step by step; the fiasco of building minesweepers would inevitably impact the policy of locally manufacturing Navy s ...
2017/12/05 364
Forestalling the DPP from Ruling the Country by Gestapo
Since the DPP began the full control of the governmenton May 20 last year, it has repeatedly exceeded constitutional demarcations, resorting to totalitarianism and abuse of power, attempting to erect ...
2017/12/04 437
Are Human Rights Still the Core Value of the DPP?
The Cabinet version of a bill entitled "Information-Communications Security Management Act" is now under review at the Legislative Judiciary Committee. Various provisions of Article 18 of the bill car ...
2017/12/01 387
No Matter How Pompous the Ambitions on the Part of the Powers that Be, the Public Will End Up Footing the Bill
The Navy’s minesweeper case has run aground, and the nature of the matter has not been clearly defined. The Coast Guard jumped ahead, declaring on its own initiative the termination of the contract wi ...
2017/11/30 452
Malice Has No Winners: Cross-Strait Moves Viewed through the Lee Ming-che Case
Lee Ming-che, a former DPP party worker, yesterday was sentenced to five years in prison by a Mainland court for "subverting the political power of the state"; Lee Ming-che indicated in court that he ...
2017/11/29 436
Economic Growth Rate Has Been Forecast Higher, But the Public Are Not Enthusiastic
The Office of Budget, Accounting, and Statistics (Budget Office) under the Cabinet recently readjusted its forecast for this year’s economic growth rate from 2.11% to 2.58%, a hike of 0.47% percentage ...
2017/11/28 371
Recall Huang Guo-chang, Instill Fear in Politicians
The countdown to Huang’s recall election day is only a few weeks away; perhaps the voice of recall was truly overwhelming, but the usually unperturbed Huang Guo-chang has to seriously confront it. A c ...
2017/11/27 458
Minesweepers Fiasco Will Become International Scandal If Not Handled Well
The minesweepers storm keeps snowballing. Lockheed Martin, the firm that was contracted for the ships’ weapons system design and installation, has ordered the downstream subcontractors to stop all wor ...
2017/11/24 387
Taiwan Needs a Revolution of Thought
Trump has concluded his East Asia tour, showing Sino-American relations and the big picture in East Asia are the top priorities for him; however, a tidbit has become the focus of global attention, tha ...
2017/11/23 398
Shouldn’t the Prosecutor General Take Over the Ching Fu Investigation?
Navy commander Huang Shu-kuang, admitted that it was his decision to advance the payment of NT$2.4 billion to Ching Fu, shouldering all responsibilities in this case. It looks like from the Presidenti ...
2017/11/22 404
Merging into the New Economics and Trade Wave Geared Up by the Mainland
U.S. President Trump’s Asia tour has drawn to a close; the world has not only seen the temperature of the North Korea nuclear dispute fall, tensions in the East China Sea and the South China Sea regio ...
2017/11/21 384
The Question the Tsai Gov’t Must Answer: Who Ordered the Disbursement?
The minesweepers case has brought climax after climax; after the Presidential Palace rebuked reports that Ching Fu's vice chairman Chen Wei-jyh had entered the Presidential Palace, it immediately foun ...
2017/11/20 423
How Many in Tsai Gov’t Can Order Military to Disperse Funds?
A relevant recording in the minesweepers case was recently revealed, surprisingly exposing an explosive development in the Ching Fu case. In the recording, Wang Tuan-jen, Kaohsiung City director of Oc ...
2017/11/17 382
Increasing Military Procurements Can’t Revert Military Imbalance in the Taiwan Strait
For years, the DPP government, when facing a United States calling on our government to strengthen our defense capabilities, has always responded by seeking to augment increase military purchases, not ...
2017/11/16 391
Backpedaling of APEC Foretells New Turn in Global Economy and Trade
The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum is a lavish party; leaders of various countries exchange pleasantries, gaining something from each other, with no harm but benefits politically. Neve ...
2017/11/15 382
Seeking Kinfolk a Mystery and Wrong Political Signal
President Tsai Ing-wen's South Pacific tour of three diplomatic partners just ended a couple of days ago; how we assess the results and cost-effectiveness of this trip depends on each individual’s per ...
2017/11/14 427
Nuclear-Free Homeland Has Degenerated to State of Ignoring Human Lives
The "nuclear-free homeland" pushed by President Tsai as her campaign strategy, set its target at 2025 and aimed to stir up political rivalry. It was not evaluated cautiously, pragmatically or with sci ...
2017/11/13 445
US-China-Taiwan Trilateral Relationship Has Completely Changed
As we all know, cross-Strait relations have never been simply a relationship between the two sides of the Strait; the US factor has always played a pivotal role. The tripartite interactions between th ...
2017/11/10 437
Can Switchboard Operator James Soong Connect the Cut-Off Communication Line Across the Strait?
James Soong departed yesterday from Taipei to represent Tsai Ing-wen at the APEC Summit in Vietnam. Tsai Ing-wen last month appointed James Soong to be the leader’s representative again this year, say ...
2017/11/09 413
Veracity and Fiction in Trump's New Asia Policy
All spotlights have focused on the North Korea question and trade issues in Trump's five-nation Asia tour; however, in so far as Asian allies of the United States are concerned, they are most concerne ...
2017/11/08 385
The Three Challenges and Three Shadows of Trump’s Asian Tour
U.S. Air Force One landed at Japan's Yokota Airbase on November 5th, starting Trump's five-nation tour of Asia. The missions of this visit are arduous; not only could the North Korea crisis erupt at a ...
2017/11/07 403
While Other Countries Deploy for Trump’s Asia Visit, Taiwan Deals with Alert and Caution
On the eve of Trump's visit to Asia, when Tsai Ing-wen made a stop-over in Hawaii with meticulous arrangements, shouting "Taiwan-US relations have never been better," Xi Jinping, together with Moon Ja ...
2017/11/06 423
Ching Fu Case: Defense Industry Autonomy Drowns Upon Touching Water?
Ching Fu Shipbuilding ignited a financial crisis; how the minesweeping case, valued at NT$35 billion, is going to proceed has become a problem for the Ministry of Defense.
2017/11/03 367
3 Decades of Cross-Strait Relations End in Impasse/Shall We Fight for the Past or the Future?
Cross-Strait exchanges endured for thirty years, but now they have entered a deadlock. According to the observations of Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, this impasse is the best situation tha ...
2017/11/02 411
DPP Must Face Xi Jinping’s New Era
After the CCP’s 19th National People’s Congress, cross-Strait relations will soon march to a new strategic turning point, no longer handling the issues arising out of the people-to-people exchanges be ...
2017/11/01 388
With Taiwan's Barren Visions, How Does It Deal with Xi Jinping’s Ambitions?
The curtain fell on the 19th National People’s Congress of the Mainland; Xi Jinping wrote into the party charter his thinking and broke the tradition by not making personnel arrangements for the next ...
2017/10/31 378
Look at the Phenomenon of Taiwan Public Forum’s Trend of Shallowness
Recently "time zone" has suddenly become a hot topic in Taiwan’s public forum. A netizen proposed at the “public policy network participation platform” of the National Development Council the alterati ...
2017/10/30 395
Forcefully Pushing for Halving Parliamentary Seats Yesteryear, Now However Wanting to Increase Them
At the DPP National Party Congress, Tsai Ying-wen tossed out the issue of Constitutional reform, proposing four great directions, i.e., citizen rights for 18-year-olds, human rights clauses, equality ...
2017/10/27 456
President Tsai Has Unshirkable Responsibility to Respond to Xi Jinping
The DPP came back to power in 2016; cross-Strait relations again became mired in cold confrontation. For the last 18 months, the objective situation has apparently been disadvantageous to Taiwan. In t ...
2017/10/26 387
"You Are the President, Don’t Divide But Unify Us"
After being in office for over a year, President Tsai has finally found that to unity the country is the unshirkable duty of a President. During this year's National Day message, she first applauded t ...
2017/10/25 417


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