Tag: Mainland Affairs Council
Countering the CCP’s Repressive Law: Experts Call on Taiwan to Enact Special Legislation and Introduce
Following the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) implementation of its Law on Promoting Ethnic Unity and...
10 More Taiwanese Reported Missing After Traveling to China
Cases involving foreign nationals, as well as people from Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan, going missing...
Eight-Day Northern Xinjiang Tour for Only $135: CCP United Front Efforts Target Taiwanese Teachers
In recent years, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has continued to expand its Taiwan-focused outreach...
Taiwan Condemns CCP Response After Attack on Akio Yaita, Plans Tougher Anti-Repression Laws
Japanese-born senior media figure and Executive Director of the Indo-Pacific Strategic Think Tank Akio...
Taiwan Says Beijing’s Cross-Strait Forums Are United Front Operations, Not Ordinary Exchanges
Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council (MAC), the cabinet agency responsible for China policy, says there...
Taiwan Officials Warn CCP’s New Ethnic Unity Law ‘Legalizes Transnational Repression’
China's Ethnic Unity and Progress Promotion Law officially came into effect on July 1. Taiwanese national...
Taiwan Issues Warning to Farmers Over Rising China Custard Apple Imports
China’s import of Taiwanese Custard apples has become the latest cause of dispute across the strait after...
China’s ‘Normalized Governance’ Push Near Taiwan Draws Security Concerns
The Chinese government's latest efforts to expand what it calls "normalized governance" in waters east...
Cheng Li-Wen Returns to Taiwan After US Trip Amid Scrutiny Over Alleged United Front Links
Cheng Li-wen, chairwoman of Taiwan's Kuomintang (KMT), returned to Taiwan on Tuesday, June 16 after concluding...
Taiwan Parent Sounds Alarm After Discovering Kindergarten Graduation Song Honors CCP
As schools across Taiwan prepare for June graduation ceremonies, a parent stirred up heated discussion...
Freed But Not Free: Taiwan Publisher Fucha Still Trapped in China After Sentence Ends
Fucha (Li Yanhe), editor-in-chief of Taiwan-based publisher Gūsa Press, was sentenced by Chinese authorities...
Taiwan Imposes Unprecedented Restrictions, Prohibiting Public Officials from Attending CCP’s Straits
The Chinese Communist Party is scheduled to hold the 18th Straits Forum in Xiamen on June 18 and has...