The Latest Breaking News from KMT

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…

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

Former diplomat Hsiao Bi-khim formalises her run for vice president as the November 24 deadline for candidates looms.

KMT and TPP were due to announce which candidate would run for president on Saturday.

The Kuomintang and Taiwan People’s Party will run a joint ticket in a bid to beat the ruling DPP’s William Lai.

The U.S.-China tech war centers on advanced chips from Nvidia and other companies — almost all made by Taiwan Semiconductor. Upcoming Taiwan elections could be a turning point.

The increasing industrial activities, substantial governmental investments, and technological advancements are projected to drive growth and profitability in the manufacturing sector in the foreseeable future. Given this backdrop, fundamentally strong industrial stocks Badger Meter (BMI), Kennametal (KMT), and Watts Water Technologies (WTS) could be solid buys now. Read on….

Foxconn founder Terry Gou enters a crowded race to replace outgoing Taiwan president Tsai Ing-wen, pledging improved ties with China and greater economic growth.

Gou will run as an independent after losing the race to be the candidate for the opposition Kuomintang.