#KMT

KMT chairwoman Cheng Li-wun heads to mainland China April 7–12, possibly meeting Xi Jinping, as her party fractures over defense spending and the US-China rivalry.

KMT chairperson Cheng Li-wun accepts Xi Jinping's invitation for an April visit to China, the first by a sitting KMT leader in nearly a decade. What does it mean for Taiwan's security and cross-strait stability?

The KMT challenges DPP strongholds in southern Taiwan as local elections become a proxy for cross-strait relations and the island's future direction ahead of 2028 presidential race.

Taiwan's KMT sends delegation to Beijing for dialogue with Chinese Communist Party, potentially setting stage for new leader Cheng Li-wun to meet Xi Jinping soon.

Taiwan's President Lai and KMT chair Cheng Li-wun clash over a $40bn defense budget and 'non-red' supply chains ahead of the 2026 elections.

Taiwan's $37 billion defense spending package is frozen as the opposition-controlled legislature blocks the bill for the fourth time. Explore the political gridlock in Taipei.

Taiwan's opposition parties KMT and TPP have launched a symbolic impeachment bid against President William Lai, deepening a legislative deadlock that threatens a $40bn defense bill.