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Labour leader was unaware a prosecutor had closed case in 2009 despite being head of CPS, it has emerged

Beijing is running a multi-pronged campaign to try and keep the ruling DPP from re-election in Taiwan.

Taiwan is gearing up for important presidential and legislative elections next month. How to manage “cross-strait” relations with China is not surprisingly emerging as the critical issue of the campaigns.

Beijing considers Taiwan an integral part of China, and even though the Chinese Communist Party has never governed the island, it still refuses to rule out taking it by force. In Taiwan, historical narrative is at the heart of political debates during the current electoral season. For the opposition KMT…

AI in media, interoperability and a vision for the future are among HPA’s hot program topics

New DPP report predicts that in 2024 the industry will increasingly hear technology and operational strategies placed in a business context—not a general, aspirational one, but a specific, quantifiable one

Voters are faced with a choice of continuity with the ruling DPP or change, with an opposition that favours closer ties with Beijing

Law changes will allow police in NSW to prosecute people with inciting violence based on race, religion or sexual orientation without external approval.

The opposition’s failure to unite puts the DPP’s William Lai in pole position for January’s presidential election.

Candidates for Taiwan's presidential election on Jan. 13 differ on a key question: How should the self-governing island deal with mainland China?

Survey two months before presidential election reveals more than 80% of people think threat from Beijing has worsened