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The latest news on William Lai (also known as Lai Ching-te), politician, former physician and currently the 8th president of Taiwan.
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6 Oct 1959
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Taiwanese leader hails Washington and Beijing’s talks ‘to reduce risk of war’
Beijing says William Lai’s Double Tenth speech was ‘stirring up confrontation’ as he accused the mainland of trying to change the status quo.
10 Oct 2026 - 9:47PM
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US-China relations
Alleged Beijing agent accused of filming William Lai’s son denied release in US
8 Oct 2026 - 2:00PM
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US-China relations
US accuses mainland China of targeting Taiwan leader’s family for surveillance
6 Oct 2026 - 11:13PM
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US-China relations
Mainland Chinese favour diplomacy to achieve Taiwan reunification with caveats
China Pulse study also reveals faith in the US remains low, although still support for engaging with Washington on trade and security issues.
6 Oct 2026 - 5:45AM
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Taipei’s dilemma over history deepens with Xi-Trump praise of WWII Flying Tigers
Taiwan’s ruling party uneasy that what could have been a valuable historical connection with the US has ended up benefiting Beijing’s ties.
4 Oct 2026 - 6:00PM
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2026 Xi-Trump summits
Xi presses Trump to take the next step on Taiwan: oppose independence
The change would mean a shift in Washington’s long-standing position and affect American arms sales to the island, according to analysts.
25 Sep 2026 - 8:09PM
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2026 Xi-Trump summits
Trump’s warm welcome for Xi met with caution and uncertainty in Taiwan
Observers say elaborate ceremonies in Washington should not be seen as proof of shifting US policy towards Taipei.
25 Sep 2026 - 8:18PM
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Are Taiwan’s US ties still ‘rock solid’? Debate flares ahead of Xi-Trump summit
KMT seizes on reported limits on Washington visits as a ‘wake-up call’ for Taipei, warning that US policy is driven by self-interest.
22 Sep 2026 - 7:30PM
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2026 Xi-Trump summits
Top US Democrat warns Trump not to waver on Taiwan as Xi heads to Washington
Jeanne Shaheen also said new law allowing tariffs on buyers of Russian oil ‘sends Beijing a message’ before this week’s summit in Washington.
22 Sep 2026 - 5:58AM
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How will Beijing receive the most senior Taiwan official at Apec events this year?
Hung Sun-han will be the first cabinet-level official under William Lai Ching-te to travel to mainland China.
19 Sep 2026 - 2:58PM
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‘Provocation’ could accelerate Taiwan reunification: retired PLA major general
Island’s leader William Lai has ‘challenged our red lines’, Luo Yuan says on sidelines of Beijing’s Xiangshan Forum.
17 Sep 2026 - 6:33PM
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Beijing threatens ‘serious consequences’ after Panama lawmakers support Taiwan
Parliamentary exchange group set up despite pressure from China’s embassy and public disavowal by Panamanian President Jose Raul Mulino.
15 Sep 2026 - 5:36AM
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US wants Taiwan to ‘serve as cannon fodder’ against mainland China: state media
CCTV warning follows comments by de facto US ambassador that the island did not need to show it could win a war outright to deter an attack.
12 Sep 2026 - 5:05PM
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Rare Beijing spy series highlights real-life intelligence drama with Taiwan
TV series backed by Ministry of State Security and depicting espionage across Taiwan Strait proves ratings hit at its launch.
7 Sep 2026 - 5:56PM
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How Taiwan’s opposition feud over mayoral race threatens 2028 election alliance
Dispute between TPP and KMT over tech hub candidates could have ‘butterfly effect’ and spill into other battlegrounds, analysts say.
5 Sep 2026 - 12:00PM
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Extra funds push Taiwan’s defence spending past NT$1 trillion for the first time
The island’s cabinet approves supplementary budget, with heavy investment in missiles, drones and classified programmes.
3 Sep 2026 - 10:16PM
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The laptop, the social media user and the false alarm in Taiwan over a Beijing ‘spy’
Persistent fears of mainland infiltration risk raising unnecessary suspicion and eroding public trust, analysts say.
1 Sep 2026 - 9:00AM
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Taiwan proposes record US$35b defence budget for 2027 as PLA’s pressure grows
The government is targeting an 18.2 per cent increase in spending, with much of the extra money needed to pay for US weapons.
20 Aug 2026 - 9:03PM
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Why Taiwan is conducting its first-ever mobile network throttling exercise
Critics question value of tests as authorities aim to prepare public for outages caused by war, cyberattacks or natural disaster.
10 Aug 2026 - 7:31PM
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Taiwan’s William Lai rehearses late-night emergency escape during military drill
As part of annual Han Kuang exercise, the island’s leader is evacuated in a drill simulating a potential PLA decapitation strike.
8 Aug 2026 - 8:22PM
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China competition looms large in 2027 US defence bill
Taiwan, AI and supply chains headline House and Senate proposals as lawmakers broaden efforts to counter Beijing on multiple fronts.
10 Aug 2026 - 10:06PM
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KMT accuses Taiwan’s government of failing to uphold South China Sea claims
Opposition figure calls on DPP administration to protest to Manila over Philippine attempt to chart a boundary around Scarborough Shoal.
4 Aug 2026 - 10:00AM
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Will the heat from a cooking oil scandal help the opposition in Taiwan?
Mass protest may have put Taipei mayor Wayne Chiang in pole position to contest the island’s next leadership election.
27 Jul 2026 - 8:19PM
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Beijing conducts live-fire drills in Taiwan Strait after criticising Lai speech
Beginning of exercise coincides with completion of Beijing’s fisheries resources survey conducted in waters east of Taiwan.
23 Jul 2026 - 7:44PM
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Will Taiwan’s food safety scandal wreck ruling DPP’s local election hopes?
The opposition has been handed the chance to portray the government as both ineffective and hypocritical ahead of the vote.
18 Jul 2026 - 6:08PM
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Hong Kong national security law
Booksellers must ensure titles don’t violate national security laws: Chris Tang
Security minister compares stores selling seditious books to vendors offering contaminated or poisonous food.
16 Jul 2026 - 6:48PM
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The missile funding dispute endangering Taiwan’s ‘T-Dome’ air defence plan
Strong Bow system cannot be included in special bill amid diminishing chances of securing supplementary funding this year, officials say.
8 Jul 2026 - 4:59PM
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Is the US trying to sway Taiwan’s KMT by receiving its legislative speaker?
Washington appears to be cultivating relationships with different strands of the island’s opposition party, say analysts.
27 Jun 2026 - 6:48AM
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