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Why Taiwan’s Main Opposition Party Can’t Shake Its Pro-China Stance

Why Taiwan’s Main Opposition Party Can’t Shake Its Pro-China Stance

By Chieh Yen
The KMT’s structure keeps it beholden to a group that is increasingly out of step with Taiwan’s general population on China and unification. 
Following China’s Military Drills, Taiwan Settles Into New Normal

Following China’s Military Drills, Taiwan Settles Into New Normal

By Brian Hioe
China's live-fire drills did not spark much fear in Taiwan, where frequent Chinese military activities have long become a reality.

Taiwan’s KMT: Between a Rock and a Hard Place

Taiwan’s KMT: Between a Rock and a Hard Place

By Micah McCartney
China’s aggressive maneuvers are making it harder for Taiwan’s main opposition party to finesse its cross-strait stance.

The 1992 Consensus: Why It Worked and Why It Fell Apart

The 1992 Consensus: Why It Worked and Why It Fell Apart

By Alyssa Resar
CCP and KMT negotiators sought to formulate a framework to manage the cross-strait relationship within what they recognized to be an “irresolvable conflict.”

Taiwan’s KMT Looks to Boost Ties With US

Taiwan’s KMT Looks to Boost Ties With US

By Hiro Fu
The head of Taiwan’s opposition party, Eric Chu, wants the world to know his party is “consistently” pro-American.  
A Veterans’ Group Is Pushing the KMT Into Irrelevance

A Veterans’ Group Is Pushing the KMT Into Irrelevance

By Benjamin Chen
The Huang Fuxing, a veteran-dominated chapter of the KMT, will determine the future of the oldest political party in Asia.

Why Is Taiwan’s KMT Returning to Washington?

Why Is Taiwan’s KMT Returning to Washington?

By Hiro Fu
Can the KMT bring substance to match the symbolism of its resurrected office in the U.S. capital?
Eric Chu Wins KMT Chair Election

Eric Chu Wins KMT Chair Election

By Brian Hioe
KMT stalwart Chu won handily in the end, but the challenge posed by deep-Blue candidate Chang Ya-chung is notable.

Pay Attention to the KMT’s Chair Election

Pay Attention to the KMT’s Chair Election

By David G. Brown
The coming election may set the future course for the KMT, currently Taiwan’s main opposition party.

Taiwan’s KMT Skips Key Cross-Strait Forum Over Comment by Chinese Talk Show Host

Taiwan’s KMT Skips Key Cross-Strait Forum Over Comment by Chinese Talk Show Host

By Nick Aspinwall
The Beijing-friendly opposition party said it would sit out the forum, overshadowing the annual event.

Can the KMT Reform – and Remain Relevant?

Can the KMT Reform – and Remain Relevant?

By David G. Brown
A new leader has brought new ideas, including on the sensitive question of cross-strait relations, but the old guard remains entrenched.
Chen Chi-mai Wins Kaohsiung Mayor By-Election, Leaving Taiwan’s KMT In Turmoil

Chen Chi-mai Wins Kaohsiung Mayor By-Election, Leaving Taiwan’s KMT In Turmoil

By Nick Aspinwall
The ruling DPP snatched back control of a southern stronghold while the opposition KMT is once again forced to reflect on its future.

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