Taiwan opposition parties to discuss joint ticket for presidential election
But analysts have doubts whether the two candidates will be able to come to a solid agreement
China begins new round of corruption inspections looking for ‘major risks’
Li Xi, head of the CCDI, says five government departments and 26 state-owned enterprises are in the cross hairs.
Li Xi, head of the CCDI, says five government departments and 26 state-owned enterprises are in the cross hairs.
China names Qi Yanjun as second-in-command of nation’s police force
Deputy public security minister will be ‘in charge of daily operations’. He has long been a deputy to police chief Wang Xiaohong.
Deputy public security minister will be ‘in charge of daily operations’. He has long been a deputy to police chief Wang Xiaohong.
Beijing ‘concerned’ by KMT official saying party is mislabelled as ‘pro-China’
Taiwan Affairs Office spokesman says the remarks ‘undermine mutual trust and hurt the feelings of compatriots’. With a presidential election looming, Kuomintang vice-chairman Andrew Hsia last month said it was wrong to call it the ‘unification party’.
Taiwan Affairs Office spokesman says the remarks ‘undermine mutual trust and hurt the feelings of compatriots’. With a presidential election looming, Kuomintang vice-chairman Andrew Hsia last month said it was wrong to call it the ‘unification party’.
Taiwan leader says ‘peace is the only option’, as Tsai Ing-wen eyes legacy
In a Double Tenth Day speech, the island’s president calls on Beijing to craft a ‘mutually acceptable foundation’ for a path to ‘peaceful coexistence’.
In a Double Tenth Day speech, the island’s president calls on Beijing to craft a ‘mutually acceptable foundation’ for a path to ‘peaceful coexistence’.