Taiwan presidential election 2020

Wang Liqiang, the self-proclaimed Chinese spy, reportedly received death threats in an attempt to coerce him to recant his allegations and falsely implicate Taiwan’s DPP in corruption.

Han Kuo-yu announced former premier Chang San-cheng as his vice presidential pick, while controversial comments and property acquisition scandals hamper his campaign.

Taiwan’s ruling DPP rejected China’s offer of incentives to Taiwanese nationals, while the opposition KMT welcomed the move.

The challenges facing Tsai remain the same, with or without the Hong Kong protests.

KMT contenders struggle to pull away from each other as political momentum shifts back to the ruling DPP.

The announcement comes as Gou eyes a presidential bid in Taiwan.

President Tsai Ing-wen is locked in a fierce primary battle with her former premier, William Lai.

The controversial Kaohsiung mayor, now a presidential frontrunner, was never supposed to make it this far. It’s an increasingly familiar story.

Han is wildly popular, but his policy positions -- or lack thereof -- should be cause for concern, given Taiwan's delicate situation.

Gou’s entry into Taiwan’s 2020 presidential race further clutters a field packed with larger-than-life personalities.

President Tsai Ing-wen visited Taiwan’s Pacific diplomatic allies, while Han Kuo-yu stopped in Hong Kong, Macau, and China.