TAIPEI (Reuters) -Taiwan opposition lawmakers survived a major recall election on Saturday, thwarting a bid to oust one-fifth of the island's parliamentarians - a move supporters had hoped would send ...

Early results of the hugely controversial vote indicate the opposition will keep its majority in Taiwan's parliament.

The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) stepped up their final campaign efforts ...

The 24 legislators listed in the upcoming vote are all from Taiwan's main opposition Kuomintang Party, which advocates closer economic ties with China and has control over the current legislature ...

The “Great Recall”, as it has been dubbed locally, is the largest vote of its kind in Taiwan’s history and, depending on the ...

Outcome exposes public fatigue with ruling DPP and leader William Lai’s anti-Beijing rhetoric as a blanket strategy, analysts ...

If there was ever any doubt, Taiwan’s July 26 “Great Recall” election makes one thing clear: Taiwanese politics are deeply ...

Taiwanese voters have rejected an attempt to remove 24 opposition lawmakers, according to an official tally, dealing a blow ...

The recent fiasco of the Democratic Progressive Party-led election recall of the directly elected legislators and a mayor in Hsinchu, who were composed of the opposition Nationalist Party and Ann Kao ...

Taiwan's main opposition protested on Friday ahead of unprecedented recall elections targeting its lawmakers that could tip the balance of power to President Lai Ching-te's party.A series of ...

The KMT views Taiwan, formally known as the Republic of China, as the sole legitimate heir of the prerevolutionary Chinese ...