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*【即將出版的新書稱美軍最高將領曾因擔心川普對華開戰與北京秘密溝通】
《華盛頓郵報》記者Bob Woodward 與 Robert Costa在即將出版的新書《危險》中寫道，在川普任期的最後幾個月中，美軍參謀長聯席會議主席馬克.米利曾兩次私下給中央軍委聯合參謀部參謀長李作成打電話，保證川普不會為了爭取連任而攻擊中國。他還曾召集美國高級指揮官，提醒他們發射核武器的程式必須有他的參與。
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/14/us/politics/peril-woodward-book-trump.html

*【海地檢察官稱有證據表明總理與總統遇害有關】
海地檢察官稱，有證據表明該國總理與總統謀殺案有關，並已禁止他離開該國，直到回答相關問題。上周，檢察官向總理Ariel Henry發出傳票，要求他就曾接觸謀殺案主要嫌疑人作證。電話記錄顯示，Ariel Henry在前總統Jovenel Moïse被殺後的幾個小時內與嫌疑人進行過通話。Ariel Henry是迄今為止被捲入謀殺案調查的最重要人物，該調查已導致40多人被捕，但仍然疑點重重。
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/14/world/americas/haiti-henry-moise-assassination.html

*【Gavin Newsom的未來岌岌可危，選民蜂擁至投票站】
美國人口最多的州正在決定是罷免州長，還是讓他做到任期結束。加州人有很多考慮的替代因素，投票將在當地時間晚上8點結束。
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2021/09/14/us/california-recall-election-newsom

*【前美國情報官員承認在為阿聯酋人工作中從事駭客犯罪活動】
一份公佈的法庭文件顯示，阿拉伯聯合大公國聘請的三名前美國情報官員執行複雜的網絡行動，他們承認犯有駭客罪行，並違反了美國限制向外國政府轉讓軍事技術的出口法。
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/14/us/politics/darkmatter-uae-hacks.html

*【因政府補助失業，美國去年的貧困率有所下降】
人口普查局報告指出，去年9.1%的美國人生活在貧困線以下，低於2019年的11.8%。根據哥倫比亞大學研究人員的計算，這是自1967年有記錄以來的最低數位。這一數字是基於一項衡量政府專案影響的指標得出的。官方的貧困指標，剔除了一些主要的援助專案，上升到人口的11.4%。
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/14/business/economy/census-income-poverty-health-insurance.html

*【Covid-19 實時更新】
#阿拉斯加最大的醫院週二宣布，由高度傳染性的Delta病毒變種引發的無情的冠狀病毒爆發使急診室患者在他們的車輛中等待數小時，並迫使只能進行限制人數進行醫療。
#美國陸軍告訴部隊盡快接種疫苗，否則將面臨紀律處分，直至可能被解僱。
#英國的冬季病毒計劃包括為 50 歲及以上的人注射加強針。主要將在年底前，為所有 50 歲以上的人提供輝瑞-BioNTech 疫苗的加強注射，不管先前接種過哪一款疫苗。英國的大多數人都接種了阿斯特捷利康或輝瑞疫苗的二次注射。
#俄羅斯總統普丁表示，他正在隔離，因為他的親近幕僚成員確診感染冠毒。
#古巴將開始為 2 歲的兒童注射疫苗。成為迄今為止，唯一一個為如此年幼的兒童接種疫苗的國家。
#紐約兩組公職人員的疫苗授權遇到了法律障礙，因為法官暫時阻止了這些要求如期在本月晚些時候生效。
#希臘對未接種疫苗的人實施了新的限制。禁止未接種疫苗的人進入咖啡館和餐館等室內場所，並要求未接種冠狀病毒疫苗的員工自費進行定期檢測。
#不願等待聯邦批准，一些健康的美國人尋求加強注射。
#美國南部的醫院重症監護病房的空間嚴重不足，因為Delta變異導致冠狀病毒病例激增，這是自去年致命的冬季浪潮以來從未見過的。現在，四分之一的醫院報告稱，ICU 病床已佔用 95% 以上，高於上個月的五分之一。
#新加坡開始向老年居民提供第三劑疫苗。隨著病毒病例激增，新加坡週二開始向60歲及以上的居民提供額外的注射。衛生部表示，大約 900,000 名老年人以及免疫系統較弱的人將有資格獲得第三劑 Moderna或Pfizer-BioNTech。
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2021/09/14/world/covid-delta-variant-vaccine?type=styln-live-updates&label=coronavirus%20updates&index=0

*【百老匯重新開放】
百老匯一些最大的演出，包括《漢密爾頓》、《獅子王》和《芝加哥》，今晚重新開演。“Lackawanna Blues”開始預演，Kristin Chenoweth客串“邪惡“。
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2021/09/14/theater/broadway-reopening-shows-nyc

*【隨著印度致命的新冠疫情的臨近，政治壓倒了科學】
2020年9月，也就是致命的第二波新冠疫情席捲印度的八個月前，該國的科學家在一份研究報告中寫道，早期的封鎖和此前的感染已經控制了病毒的傳播。然而，這份報告是政府任命的科學家刻意淡化風險的結果。根據現任和前任政府研究人員以及《紐約時報》審閱的檔，該國最高科學機構對研究結果進行了修改，以適應總理莫迪的政治目標：重啟印度遭受重創的經濟，並在來年春天的州選舉中為他的政黨啟動競選。
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/14/world/asia/india-modi-science-icmr.html

*【拜登敦促採取氣候行動：我們沒有超過10年的時間】
拜登總統警告說，美國僅剩下十年時間來應對全球氣候危機了，他在第二天訪問了遭受野火蹂躪的西部，試圖召集公眾和國會民主黨人支持措施他的政府希望能減少使用化石燃料。
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/14/us/politics/biden-climate-change.html

*【熱帶低氣壓尼古拉斯襲擊休士頓後朝向路易斯安那州】
週二早些時候尼古拉斯以颶風強度登陸德州，給德州部分地區帶來暴雨和狂風後，接著朝向遭兩周前才遭艾達颶風打擊脆弱的路易斯安那州。據該中心稱，儘管未來幾天威力會減弱，但預計仍將帶來強風和暴雨。
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2021/09/14/us/climate-change

*【眾議院法案增加了達成遏制公司避稅天堂全球協定的機會】
美國民主黨高層提出了一項計畫，改寫跨國公司的稅收規則，使美國能夠與世界其他國家一道打擊避稅天堂。這是本世紀以來，對全球稅收體系進行的最大規模改革。通過這類立法對拜登政府至關重要。拜登政府正在領導全球談判，旨在通過在低稅收管轄區設立辦事處，限制企業減少納稅的能力。白宮表示，這一公司戰略剝奪了經濟體急需的收入。
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/14/us/house-bill-global-tax.html

*【恒大稱公司面臨“巨大”財務壓力】
恒大對財務狀況持續惡化的承認讓已遭重創的股價在週二又跌了12%。在過去的一年裡，恒大股票的跌幅已達80%。恒大稱已聘請財務顧問為公司的未來“探討所有可行的解決方案”這家曾經的房地產巨頭已成為中國企業界最大的麻煩。它的命運威脅著房地產業和中國更廣泛的金融體系，考驗著試圖整頓中國企業文化的監管者的決心。
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/14/business/china-evergrande-advisers.html

*【觀點：美國從阿富汗撤軍對臺灣意味著什麼？】
史丹佛大學研究國際問題的學者佛里曼·史波利認為，美國撤軍阿富汗因此而推動北京“武統”的可能性並不高。美國20年的反恐戰爭為中國提供了“重要戰略機遇期”，阿富汗戰爭結束只意味著它的終結。
https://cn.nytimes.com/opinion/20210914/china-taiwan-afghanistan/

*【“天上掉下來的好事”：改變韓國農村的“百元計程車”】
改變韓國農村的“百元計程車”。由於人口減少，韓國一個小村的公共交通系統難以維繫。為解決居民出行難題，當地推出100韓元即可搭乘的計程車服務，並被推廣到全國，推動了農村地區的公共交通變革。
https://cn.nytimes.com/asia-pacific/20210914/south-korea-100-won-taxis/

*【俄羅斯積極分子推動將家庭暴力作為一個選舉議題】
38歲的律師、活動人士Alyona Popova正在競選俄羅斯下議院國家杜馬的一個席位，並懇請婦女反對普京的執政黨。她的一項提案將使所有家庭暴力行為受到刑事處罰。俄羅斯立法者在2017年投票決定減輕對此類罪行的懲罰。根據波波娃對俄羅斯國家統計局資料的分析，該國每年有超過1650萬的家庭暴力受害者。
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/14/world/europe/russia-election-domestic-violence.html

*【棉布環保袋真的環保嗎？】
研究顯示，一個有機棉環保袋需要被使用2萬次才能抵消生產它所產生的整體影響，這相當於連續54年每天使用同一個袋子。棉布環保袋的流行實際上可能帶來了新問題。
https://cn.nytimes.com/style/20210914/cotton-totes-climate-crisis/

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淺談「假新聞」

最近上課時學到一個新單字「positionality」，讓我想到當前社群媒體上，不停看到的「fake news」——假新聞。

簡言之，「positionality」(位置性) 被定義為於種族、階級、性別、性取向以及能力等狀態中，創造你身分的社會與政治背景。位置性還描述了你的身分如何影響你對世界的理解與看法，以及潛在的偏見。

positionality 位置性；定位
https://terms.naer.edu.tw/detail/3390885/
https://www.lexico.com/definition/positionality

以下是我對「positionality」與「fake news」的些許觀點：

“Fake news” has permeated all facets of life, ranging from social media interaction to presidential elections. Fake news can be defined as “fabricated information that mimics news media content in form but not in organizational process or intent” (Lazer et al., 2018, p. 1094). The creators and outlets of fake news do not ensure the accuracy and credibility of information, but rather disseminate misinformation or disinformation for purposes ranging from personal amusement to creating deceptions to achieve political aims. At times, fake news is created and disseminated by state or non-state actors using social media accounts and networks of bots designed to hijack feed algorithms of platforms such as Twitter or Facebook (Prier, 2017, p. 54). In the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign, Facebook estimated that up to 60 million bots were used to post political content. Some of the same bots were then used in an attempt to influence the 2017 French election (Lazer et al., 2018, p. 1095). Such campaigns can be understood as a form of information warfare, a comprehensive attempt to control and influence every facet of the information supply chain, thereby influencing public opinion and behaviors. (Prier, 2017, p. 54). Often, fake news is not directly created by actors that seek to manipulate but by journalists or content creators whose content favors or aligns with the narratives of these actors (Doshi, 2020).

從社群媒體的互動到總統選舉，「假新聞」（fake news）已滲透至生活的各個層面。假新聞可被定義為「在形式上而非組織過程或意圖上，模仿新聞媒體內容所捏造的資訊」（Lazer et al., 2018, p. 1094）。無論是出於個人愛好或為達政治目的而有所欺瞞，假新聞的製造者與傳播管道並不保證資訊的準確性與可信度，反而是為了散播錯誤訊息（misinformation）或扭曲訊息（disinformation）。有時，假新聞是由國家或非國家行為者（state or non-state actors）所製造與傳播，藉由社群媒體帳號及網絡機器人來劫持諸如臉書與推特等平臺的推送演算法（Prier, 2017, p. 54）。在2016年的美國總統大選中，臉書估計有多達６千萬個機器人被用來發布政治貼文。其中，有部分機器人被用於影響隔年的法國大選（Lazer et al., 2018, p. 1095）。此類行動可視為資訊戰（information warfare）的一種形式，一種對控制與影響資訊供應鏈各環節的全面嘗試，從而影響公眾輿論與行為（Prier, 2017, p. 54）。假新聞通常是由記者或內容創造者（content creators）所創造，而非試圖操弄的行為者，前者的內容偏好符合後者的敘事（Doshi, 2020）。

Nevertheless, while the term “fake news” is commonplace, there is no universal, measurable way to quantify the fakeness or truthfulness of news. There are many fact-checking and media-bias detection tools, but they cannot objectively detect and clarify the more subtle and nuanced aims of manipulative actors that play a crucial role in news production. It can also be argued that the veracity of news depends not only on the actors that seek to manipulate it, but also on the positionality of its consumers. Therefore, one’s initial line of defense against misleading news lies not in the plethora of fact-checking devices but more in one’s pre-existing dispositions and skills to think and act in response to misleading information. This ability can be referred to as critical thinking, which can be more concretely expounded as “reasonable and reflective thinking focused on deciding what to believe or do” (Ennis, 2011, p. 15).

然而，即便「假新聞」一詞隨處可見，卻沒有統一、可衡量的方式來量化新聞的虛假性或真實性。目前有許多事實查核與媒體偏見檢測工具，但它們無法客觀地檢測與說明行為操弄者更狡猾、更細緻的目標，而這些操弄者往往在新聞的生產中發揮著重要作用。我們也可以說，新聞的真實性不僅取決於試圖操弄它的行為者，同時還取決於新聞受眾的位置性。因此，一個人對抗誤導性新聞的第一道防線，不在於這些五花八門的事實查核方式，反而在於個人所固有的性格，以及針對誤導性資訊的思考與行動等相關技能。這種能力可稱為批判性思考（critical thinking），意即「專注於決定相信什麼或做什麼的理性思考與反思性思考」（Ennis, 2011, p. 15）。

Taiwan, also known as the Republic of China (ROC), is at the forefront of information warfare. It is wedged between the geopolitical struggles of global and regional hegemonies such as the United States and China, the People's Republic of China (PRC). Compounding the matter are the Taiwan’s own political actors vying for influence and power. This struggle seeps into all aspects of life and practice, mainly manifesting itself on social media, a battleground of information warfare. The Ministry of Education of Taiwan is cognizant of these information campaigns, and efforts have been made to introduce media literacy into all parts of its education system. According to the ministry, the government has tried to promote media literacy education since 2000 (MOE, 2002, p. 1), with one of its primary goals to cultivate its “citizens” abilities for independent learning, critical thinking, and problem solving” (MOE, 2002, p. 2).

臺灣，也被稱為中華民國，正處於資訊戰的最前線。這是全球霸權與地區霸權之間——如美國與中國（中華人民共和國）——的地緣政治對抗。使問題惡化的是臺灣自身的政治行動者對影響力與權力的奪取。這場對抗遍布於現實生活的各個面向，主要於社群媒體中——資訊戰的戰場——展露無遺。臺灣的教育部注意到了這些資訊的煙硝，並已努力將媒體素養引入其教育體系。據該部稱，自2000年以來，政府一直試圖推展媒體素養教育（MOE, 2002, p. 1），其主要目標之一是培養「公民獨立學習、批判性思考以及解決問題的能力。」（MOE, 2002, p. 2）。

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上述段落認為，由於個人的位置性(positionality)，「假新聞」極難定義。此外，有許多人把不符合自身成見與偏好的新聞逕斥為假新聞。這其實相當危險，因為個人觀點將會變得愈發孤立與激進。

閱聽人應意識到，他們在網路上看到的每個資訊都有特定立場。是否真有毫無立場的新聞文章？為了對抗操弄性或強制性資訊（coercive information），我們必須意識到權力於個中的作用，以及我們自身的位置性如何形塑我們的詮釋。這是我們的第一道防線。

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「台灣在我們患難時相助，我們美國人，是會記得這種事的...這就是來自美國的愛。」

美國參議員蘇利文（Dan Sullivan, R-AK）
2021/6/6 9:30 訪台記者會
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感謝大家，回來台灣真好。首先我要再次強調，雖然眾所週知，但實在很重要，值得我再度強調。美國在印太區域推動安全、繁榮與民主，有悠久的歷史。我們就是一個亞太國家。我們在這個世界關鍵的區域已經數世紀之久，未來的世紀，我們也將繼續留在這裡。

25年前，我以美國海軍陸戰隊兩棲戰鬥小組的身份，被派駐到台灣海峽區域，在台灣民主很艱困也關鍵的時刻，台灣首次總統大選的前夕。這是美國對台灣安全、繁榮、民主的承諾與決心的展現。

而現在我很榮幸回來台灣，協同一個強健的美國跨黨派參議員代表團。在我們憲法之下，參議員對美國外交政策有關鍵性的角色。台灣關係法（的制定）正是此角色發揮影響的範例。台灣關係法讓美國得以對台灣提供支援，並也幫助台灣抵抗各種的威脅。美國對台灣繁榮、民主、安全的支持，維持的堅若磐石，並也非常跨黨派，正如你眼前的代表團，共和黨與民主黨。這個支持當然也包含支援台灣的人民。

去年，從中国武汉爆發的全球疫情，中国共产党展現出的特性是「不透明」、「沒有全球合作」。今天，非常強烈的對比下，美國正帶領著全球的救援工作，在一個開放與合作的精神下，與我們的朋友、夥伴與同盟，為全球疫情帶來數以千萬，高度有效的疫苗，相當大程度是來自美國人智慧的研發，要給全世界每個角落，包括台灣。而我們在做此事時，也與我們的夥伴、朋友、與同盟，高度配合，如日本，最近也才剛宣佈要把關鍵的疫苗捐給台灣。

讓我再強調，剛才達克沃絲議員有講到的，朋友、夥伴，大家彼此扶持，這是互相的。而我們美國人，是會記得這種事的。看我的口罩，台灣在疫情初期，送了1000萬個口罩給美國，這是其中之ㄧ。如果你看得到，這上面寫「來自台灣的愛」。上面還有旗子，代表我們兩邊的人民。所以我現在在此說，這就是「來自美國的愛」，回報。我們非常高興來此，來跟大家宣佈這個疫苗的重要公告，謝謝您。

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Dan Sullivan, R-AK

Thank you everybody, it’s great to be back in Taiwan. I want to begin by mentioning something that, I think most people know but it’s always important to reiterate. The United States has a long history of advancing security, prosperity and democracy in the Indo Pacific Area. We are an Asia-Pacific Nation. We have been in this critical region of the world for centuries, and will be here in the future for centuries to come.

Over 25 years ago, I was deployed to this region as part of the United States Marine Corps Amphibious Task force, specifically to the Taiwan Strait, during a very challenging and critical time for Taiwan’s democracy on the eve of Taiwan’s first presidential election. That was an important demonstration of American resolve and commitment to Taiwan’s security, prosperity, and democracy.

And now I am honored to be back in Taiwan with a strong bipartisan delegation of United States Senators. Under our constitution, the Senate has a critical role in American Foreign Policy. And the Taiwan Relations Act is an important demonstration of this senatorial role. That Act makes it the United States’s policy to provide assistance to Taiwan, to enable it to resist all kinds of coercion. American support for Taiwan’s prosperity democracy and security remains rock solid and is very bipartisan as you can see from this delegation of United States Senators, Republican and Democrats. This support also extends to the help of people of Taiwan.

Last year, a global pandemic from Wuhan China, that was characterized by a lack of transparency, and a lack of international cooperation, by the Chinese Communist Party. Today, in dramatic contrast, the United States is leading International relief effort, in an open and cooperative spirit with our friends and partners and allies to bring relief from this global pandemic with tens and millions of highly effective vaccines, many developed with American ingenuity to all parts of the world, including Taiwan. And we are doing this in close coordination, with our partners and friends, and allies, like Japan, who also recently announced significant vaccines to the people of Taiwan. Let me conclude by emphasizing the point that Senator Duckworth already mentioned, This is a two way street with regards to friends and partners who look out for each other. And We in the United States remember these things. Look at my mask, there is over 10 million masks that came from Taiwan to the United States at the early stages of this pandemic. This is one of them. By the way if you can see it, it says love from Taiwan. Nice flags representing both of our peoples. So now I say, this is love from America, in return. And we are very please to be here. Making this important announcement on vaccines. Thank you.

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“Democracy is a failure” - that’s the narrative the Chinese Communist Party has been trying to plant over the past year and hopes to take root in international discourse and in the minds of its 1.4 billion citizens. This disinformation has heavy implications for democracy in Taiwan, and it’s never been as serious as it is now.

CCP disinformation methods are detailed in a report issued late last year titled “Deafening Whispers” by Doublethink Lab, a Taiwanese organization whose mission is to strengthen democracy through digital defense. The report has just been made available in English.

This interview was recorded in January 2021 when the Chinese-version of the report was first published.

Online disinformation and influence operations affect offline real-world defense and security. Fake news is a global issue and this is The Taiwan Take. Today’s guest is Dr. Puma Shen (沈伯洋), chairman of Doublethink Lab (台灣民主實驗室) and an assistant professor at National Taipei University.

Deafening Whispers: https://medium.com/doublethinklab/deafening-whispers-f9b1d773f6cd

Today’s episode is hosted by J.R. Wu - Chief of the Secretariat for INDSR (Institute for National Defense and Security Research) in Taiwan. Wu is a former journalist with nearly two decades of media experience in the US and Asia. She has led news bureaus for Reuters and Dow Jones.

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PTT is one of the most open social media platforms in the Chinese language. Though it’s not more populous than Facebook, it’s arguably more impactful than Facebook here in Taiwan. It’s a reflection of Taiwan's spirited democracy, and it’s used heavily as a source for local journalists.

We speak with two INDSR researchers on a year-long project, “A Pilot Study on PTT in the Context of Influence Operations” (批踢踢影響力作戰前導研究）which attempts to identify CCP state actors on the platfor. The researchers are Oddis J.F. Tsai (Policy Analyst at the Division of Defense Strategy and Resources) and Dr. Jui-Ming Hung (Assistant Research Fellow at the Division of Defense Strategy and Resources).

The paper lays out mechanics and - through quantitative analysis - identifies types of suspect behavior on the world’s largest non-commercial, forum-based, open-source online bulletin board system in the Chinese language. This interview was recorded in January 2021 after the paper was published by INDSR.

Today’s host is J.R. Wu - a non-resident advisor at INDSR (Institute for National Defense and Security Research) in Taiwan. Wu is a former journalist with nearly two decades of media experience in the US and Asia. She has led news bureaus for Reuters and Dow Jones.

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Taiwan’s next referendum will soon vote on activating the nation’s fourth nuclear plant, as well as constructing a natural gas plant on an algal reef that's critical for Taiwan’s biodiversity. These decisions come as governments around the world are scrambling to meet the demands of the Paris Agreement, and as environmental activists fight for a more sustainable planet.

Green Parties propose an alternative voice in politics to tackle our environmental ruin. All over the world, there are 91 Green Parties that believe in committing our governments to environmental stewardship, through electing green movement leaders into office. In Asia, Taiwan is home to the region’s oldest Green Party, which won a National Assembly seat in 1996 - their very first election campaign.

Our guest today is Professor Dafydd Fell, a political scientist at SOAS University of London, and Director of the Centre of Taiwan Studies. Dafydd Fell is author of the new book: “Taiwan’s Green Parties: Alternative Politics in Taiwan”, published in March 2021 by Routledge.

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This article examines how violence against citizens affects their political attitudes and behavior in the long run, and how those effects ...

#76. Taiwan and the Fight for Democracy - Foreign Affairs

By Tsai Ing-wen. November/December 2021. Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen at a campaign rally in Chiayi City, Taiwan,.

#77. Taiwan: The age-old question of who gets a vote - Lowy Institute

A proposal to lower the voting age to 18 leaves the electorate surprisingly apprehensive – even younger Taiwanese. A polling station at ...

#78. China issues dominate election of Taiwan opposition leader

Four candidates, including incumbent Chairman Johnny Chiang, are competing for the leadership of the party that has advocated for closer ...

#79. Official COMELEC Website :: Commission on Elections

Protecting the sanctity of the ballot since 1940.

#80. Presidential and Vice Presidential Election and Recall Act

For the election of President and Vice President, the electoral districts shall be the free regions of the Republic of China (ROC). Article 4. The age and ...

#81. An important issue for Japan's coming Lower House election

Japan's security, and hence its future, is directly related to Taiwan's security and future existence. A vote for Taiwan is a vote for ...

#82. The Taiwan Election: Dealing with Disinformation while ...

And not only did Beijing's favored candidate and party lose, Chinese attempts to sow division and political chaos failed as well. Despite their ...

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#84. Taiwan | Time

Read the latest stories about Taiwan on Time.

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LATEST FROM CAMPUS · Latest News · Upcoming Events · Student's Corner · Vacancies / Jobs · Tenders / Bid ...

#86. Implications for a Taiwan Model of “One Country, Two Systems”

The defeat of Chang Ya-chung, a dark blue candidate running for the Kuomintang (KMT) leadership election on September 25, had profound ...

#87. Taiwanese vote to keep nuclear in energy mix

The Taiwanese people have voted against the government's policy to phase out the use of nuclear energy by 2025 in a referendum held ...

#88. Taiwan – Election (11 Jan. 2020) - France Diplomatie

Saturday's election in Taiwan took place freely and democratically. It demonstrated the commitment of the Taiwanese people to local ...

#89. 'Don't panic': Taiwan TV station apologises over Chinese ...

Chinese Television System (CTS) sparked alarm after running several news alerts on its screen including “New Taipei City hit by Communist ...

#90. Taiwan: what election victory for Tsai Ing-wen means for the ...

The re-election of Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen is a remarkable moment for global progressive politics in the face of continued populism, ...

#91. Under China pressure, Taiwan opposition choses new leader

TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — Taiwan's main opposition Nationalist Party chose former leader Eric Chu as its new chairperson Saturday in an election ...

#92. (Elections in Taiwan) 2021 - mixi.wiki

Related Article Titles. Main Page Main Page Elections in Taiwan Taiwan General election Local election First-past-the-post voting Proportional ...

#93. 2021 Election Calendar - Colorado Secretary of State

2021 Election Calendar. Coordinated Election: November 2, 2021. 4 -January. (Monday). Last day for county clerk and recorder to generate a list of electors ...

#94. Taiwan says China's threats will only increase support for island

“The threat of force by the Chinese Communist Party's totalitarian government against Taiwan will only strengthen the Taiwanese people's will to ...

#95. U.S. lawmakers signal support for Taiwan in visit | WAMU

U.S. lawmakers visiting Taiwan on Friday made a pointed and public declaration of their support for the self-governing island democracy ...

#96. Solidarity needed to deter aggression as Taiwan, Ukraine face ...

Russia's invasion of Ukraine serves as a stark reminder for the world's democracies: authoritarian actors are more than willing to use force ...

#97. Taiwan US | Life/Entertainment | gettysburgtimes.com

In this photo released by the Taiwan Presidential Office, Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., left, listens as Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen, ...

#98. Taiwan - The World Factbook - CIA

With the communist victory in the Chinese civil war in 1949, the Nationalist-controlled Republic of China government and 2 million Nationalists ...

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