Taiwan’s November elections weren’t directly about cross-strait relations, but that doesn’t mean China had no impact.

The candidacy of William Lai, a supporter of Taiwanese independence, is a stunning challenge to the more centrist Tsai administration.

The populist mayor of Kaohsiung is a cultural phenomenon who looks set to make his presence known in Taiwan’s presidential race.

KMT chairman Wu Den-yih’s idea of a cross-strait peace agreement did not go over well.

A contentious vote on Taiwan’s nuclear future showed how the country’s public referendums went haywire.

Premier William Lai has vacated his post after the DPP’s crushing regional election defeat, but most of Taiwan’s ministers are staying on.

City-to-city cross-strait exchanges circumvent the national DPP and appear to be popular among Taiwan’s incoming mayors.

Insights from Elizabeth Freund Larus.

The KMT rode a “blue wave” in an election more about local concerns than the influence of China or the U.S.

The DPP must turn to self-reflection after heavy losses in local polls.

The IOC warned against the upcoming referendum, which has sparked Beijing's wrath and galvanized supporters of independence.

In what should be a referendum year, both parties appear to be adjusting their messages for the 2020 presidential elections.

The vote is set to serve as a referendum on Tsai Ing-wen’s anti-China stance. Challengers are picking up steam.

This goes beyond dislike for the DPP – it’s a long-term strategy from Beijing.

An interview with New Bloom co-founder and student activist Brian Hioe, 4 years after the Sunflower Movement.

Taiwan has a constructive role to play in creating a robust global health network, but remains excluded from the World Health Organization.