Control Yuan.
investigative agency of the Republic of China government
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What's happening
Earlier this month
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Taiwan's executive branch is facing institutional paralysis due to political obstruction, impacting judicial independence.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Prosecutors office filed an indictment against Lin Tai-hua regarding campaign funds in Kaohsiung.Some support1 report
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The Legislative Yuan used budget review to freeze salaries, and Chung Chia-pin argued that oversight is limited to political accountability.Some support1 report1 development inside
One to three months ago
Gone quiet
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An investigative body in Taiwan highlighted government failures, including administrative chaos due to a lack of asylum law.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Urged government to enact refugee law and improve asylum system.Some support2 reports
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Officials participated in a Riga Strategic Dialogue while the DPP supported abolishing the Control Yuan.Some support1 report
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Mayor Lin threatened to file a complaint with the Control Yuan regarding Shih's case following public outcry.Some support1 report
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Around Control Yuan this week
News at the entities that move Control Yuan most-
Democratic Progressive Party OperationalThe Kuomintang and Democratic Progressive Party remain political rivals, while various institutions assess the state of Taiwan's democracy.Moves Control Yuan
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Legislative Yuan StructuralThe DPP expelled members seeking office in Changhua County and began monitoring legislative documents for espionage risks.Moves Control Yuan
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Executive Yuan StructuralThe Executive Yuan approved a school security plan involving the K-12 Education Administration.Moves Control Yuan
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Taiwan StructuralDavid Perdue revealed during a Fox News interview that China demanded the US end military support to Taiwan.Moves Control Yuan
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Taipei Shared contextCity governments in Taipei and New Taipei announced the implementation of free bus services.Moves Control Yuan
Connections
The 14 strongest of 24, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Democratic Progressive Party Operational
DPP holds a political stance that challenges the existence and function of the Control Yuan.
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Mainland Affairs Council Structural
Control Yuan found that the Mainland Affairs Council failed to execute its oversight duties regarding exchanges.
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Lin Shih-hsien Structural
Lin Shih-hsien, in his capacity as Mayor, utilizes Control Yuan as the formal body to receive and process complaints.
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Hsiao Bi-khim Structural
Hsiao Bi-khim, in his capacity as Vice President, was involved in a nomination conference that included the Control Yuan.
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Legislative Yuan Structural
The Legislative Yuan exercises its power through budget review, which dictates the operational budget and salary structure of the Control Yuan.
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Executive Yuan Structural
Control Yuan advises the Executive Yuan on policy matters, including refugee law and the asylum system.
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Ministry of Economic Affairs Structural
The Control Yuan exercises oversight by urging the Ministry of Economic Affairs to review policy regarding labor laws.
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Lin Tai-hua Structural
Lin Tai-hua's campaign contributions are subject to oversight and reporting by the Control Yuan.
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Chen Yu-jen Operational
Chen Yu-jen proposes abolishing the Control Yuan to ensure human rights protections.
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Taiwan Structural
The Control Yuan, an investigative body, operates within Taiwan's government to highlight governmental failures.
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Lo Chih-chiang Operational
Lo Chih-chiang influences the Control Yuan through proposed budget cuts affecting its operations.
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Chang Liao Wan-chien Operational
The Control Yuan conducted an investigation into Chang Liao Wan-chien regarding unequal exchanges.
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Taipei Shared context
The Control Yuan government agency is physically located within Taipei City Hall.
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Fan Yun Shared context
Fan Yun is a member of the Democratic Progressive Party, operating within the same political context as the Control Yuan.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
1 eventAugust 2026
1 eventJuly 2026
2 eventsShow 1 earlier month
June 2026
5 events- Taiwan's executive branch is facing institutional paralysis due to political obstruction, impacting judicial independence.
- An investigative body in Taiwan highlighted government failures, including administrative chaos due to a lack of asylum law.
- Urged government to enact refugee law and improve asylum system.
- Officials participated in a Riga Strategic Dialogue while the DPP supported abolishing the Control Yuan.
- Mayor Lin threatened to file a complaint with the Control Yuan regarding Shih's case following public outcry.