TAIPEI: With Donald Trump re-elected President of the United States, Taiwanese scholars are expressing mixed opinions on whether his incoming administration would commit U.S. military forces to defend Taiwan in
Taipei: The monthlong stalemate at the Legislature over the central government’s budget plan for the fiscal year 2025 is likely to come to an end after the Cabinet on Thursday
TAIPEI: Taiwanese scholars have expressed concerns over the uncertainty surrounding Washington’s policy towards Taiwan following former U.S. President Donald Trump’s election to a second term. Professor Kuo Yu-jen, chair of
Taipei: The Taiwan-friendly candidates tipped to be Trump’s secretary of state and secretary of defense pointed toward U.S. support for Taiwan continuing under the incoming Donald Trump administration, experts said
Government House, 15 Oct. – Prime Minister acknowledges letter from Gen. Pisal requesting resignation from Pheu Thai Party after arrest warrant issued in Tak Bai case
Reporters reported that before
Government House, 15 Oct. – “Chulaphan”, Deputy Minister of Finance, revealed that the Cabinet meeting agreed to improve the data of state welfare cardholders, changing the registration period from 1
Government House, 15 Oct. – “Pol. Lt. Col. Thawee”, Minister of Justice, urges police to coordinate with Interpol to issue a red notice to arrest “Gen. Pisal” who fled the
Parliament 15 Oct – “Nattawut” explains “People’s Party” joins 14 Oct but does not join “King Rama IX” Day due to coordination obstacles. Reveals that the court order on Section
