STELLINA CHEN
It sure will maintain as a trending topic in Taiwan till 2020 January – who are you voting for?
The populist mayor, Han Kou-yu, was picked to run against President Tsai Ing-wen. Han, the mayor of southern Taiwanese city of Kaohsiung, beats Terry Kou, Taiwan’s richest man, the founder of the world’s largest iPhone assembler Foxconn in the KMT primary.
Last month, there was a rally against pro-China Taiwanese media held in Taipei. People called on the government to take action against pro-Beijing media in Taiwan.
The rally intends to influence the country’s legislature to introduce and pass relevant bills. The co-host of the rally, the New Power Party legislator, Huang Kuo-chang (黃國昌), also called on the National Communications Commission (NCC) to take effective action.
Read more about ”The Cans and the Cannots of the NCC”: In the Era of ‘Red Infiltration by CommonWealth Mag
and Red Media and CCP’s Influence Operations: How Taiwanese Media Became Beijing’s Proxy by Milo Hsieh
Taiwan’s legislature approved Asia’s first same-sex marriage law. Tens of thousands of demonstrators filled the rainy streets of Taipei.
What happened after Saturday’s KMT victories? In Beijing, they say, Xi’s heart grew three sizes that day.
This Saturday, Taiwan will vote on no fewer than five referendums relating to gender equity and LGBTQ rights.
Is Taiwan attracting more and more loonies?
Please read: https://international.thenewslens.com/article/107748?fbclid=IwAR1jv5DBvEajUl8lIk6m4If_wpIpbZLRAkpi37bqDgzVbHaYHnG2XoGZk1k
Punishing sports people by denying them the chance to compete as part of a national political agenda is wrong.
Please read: https://international.thenewslens.com/article/106829?fbclid=IwAR2t2a9SWxFhOFMcTQxwenKGeqcDxFA34q6Lz8Z1u9c_OAzadv9fgT6RRow
