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An amendment to the election law was introduced and influenced by the Kuomintang in the Legislative Yuan regarding national policy in Taiwan.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Kuomintang supported an amendment to the election law, and Michelle Lee outlined the reasons for Cho Jung-tai's decision.Some support2 reports
Earlier this month
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Nvidia opened its first overseas HQ in Taipei while local political rivals, Chiang Wan-an (KMT) and Puma Shen (DPP), face election challenges.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Kuomintang advocates for the return of nuclear power in Taiwan, while President Lai leads energy policy amid chip industry needs.Some support2 reports
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The Kuomintang and Democratic Progressive Party remain political rivals, while various institutions assess the state of Taiwan's democracy.Some support6 reports1 development inside
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KMT supporters and the Taiwanese population express reservations about the Chinese Communist Party amid ongoing political rivalry between KMT and DPP.Some support4 reports
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The CPC/Red Army broke through a Kuomintang encirclement campaign while students studied in Xi'an.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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CPC forces defeated Kuomintang forces during a military trek.Some support1 report
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The Red Army's historical actions are reported alongside modern cultural exchanges involving Turkish scholars and students near the Chishui River.Some support1 report
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CPC leadership, based in Jiangxi, was forced to abandon its base by the Kuomintang.Some support2 reports
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The Red Army faced encirclement campaigns by Kuomintang forces.Well supported12 reports3 developments inside
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China used the Jiuquan launch center while the CPC faced encirclement campaigns from Kuomintang forces.Some support1 report1 development inside
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CCP criticism threatens Taiwan's freedom of speech, reported by CNA, involving KMT caucus convener Fu Kun-chi.Some support9 reports
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Chang Chia-chun, a KMT candidate for Yunlin County, is noted alongside administrative interpretations regarding the Taiwan railway.Some support1 report1 development inside
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The Kuomintang administration in Taipei is working to improve infrastructure and boost tourism.Some support2 reports
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Puma Shen is confirmed as a DPP mayoral candidate, while Lee Yen-hsiu is identified as a KMT lawmaker.Some support8 reports
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KMT and DPP challengers participate in a mayoral race, while Shih Chung-liang addresses policy concerns at a Taipei hearing.Some support1 report1 development inside
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The Long March was conducted by the Red Army against the Kuomintang's repressive regime.Well supported13 reports2 developments inside
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Kuomintang utilized Sydney as a location for an Australasian organization.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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Michelle Lee speaks for the Executive Yuan while the KMT and DPP maintain their political rivalry in Taipei.Some support7 reports6 developments inside
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Mainland China claims Taiwan's territory.Well supported23 reports1 development inside
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Kevin Tsai met with mayoral candidates, including Chiang Wan-an, who is affiliated with the Kuomintang.Some support1 report
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The Red Army fought the Kuomintang regime in Hongyuan County, which is located in Sichuan Province.Some support4 reports1 development inside
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In 2017, the Kuomintang controlled Taiwan while the PLA occupied Hainan and American interest during the Korean War was limited.Some support1 report
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A theatrical production about the historical conflict between the CPC and KMT is staged in Guiyang.Some support6 reports
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KMT candidates campaigned in Xihu Township, and KMT-affiliated council members were implicated.Some support4 reports
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The Red Army engaged in combat against a Kuomintang blockade in Xing'an County, reflecting on the historical Long March.Some support4 reports
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Chiang Wan-an leads the Kuomintang opposition, and Liang Wen-chieh serves as deputy head of the Mainland Affairs Council.Some support1 report
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Discussions are underway regarding how San Francisco's experiences with technology, autonomous vehicles, and social welfare policies could inform future regulations in Taiwan, specifically involving the Kuomintang.Some support2 reports
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Forces led by Mao successfully defeated the Kuomintang, with related visits promoted by state media.Well supported4 reports
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Lien Chan was announced as the running mate for Lee Teng-hui on the Kuomintang ticket.Some support2 reports
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Kuomintang, the main opposition party in Taiwan, threatened a representative office with legal action.Some support1 report
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Political parties are utilizing referendums as a tool to influence voters.Some support2 reports
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Chiang Kai-shek led the Kuomintang party during a struggle against the KMT leadership of the revolution, with the Chinese Communist Party also involved.Well supported6 reports
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The Kuomintang is debating bills regarding drone procurement and funding.Some support5 reports
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The Taiwan People's Party and Kuomintang have proposed referendums on policy in Taiwan.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Kuomintang proposes capital punishment via referendum.Some support2 reports
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Cheng Li advocates for the Kuomintang's framework concerning cross-strait relations.Some support3 reports
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The Kuomintang met with the Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) during the Straits Forum, where the MAC criticized the CCP's strategy of 'fake integration and real pressure'.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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The Red Army launched a counteroffensive against entrenched enemy forces, succeeding the original grain recipients.Some support1 report
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Protests in Taiwan are gaining momentum, fueled by political analysis and calls for the resignation of Premier Cho Jung-tai.Well supported3 reports
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The Kuomintang organized a political rally in Taipei.Some support1 report
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KMT and DPP reached consensus on a bill regarding market entry into Taiwan, easing foreign ownership restrictions and commenting on communication reliance.Some support2 reports
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The KMT is in power in Taiwan, while the administration praises the solidified support from Japan regarding threats from China.Well supported4 reports
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The Kuomintang government defeated by the CCP led to the flight of KMT members to Taiwan, while cultural institutions like TFAI were involved in the process.Some support1 report
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A youth summit was held in Beijing where leaders advocated for peace concerning the Taiwan Strait.Some support1 report
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The Kuomintang engages with U.S. lawmakers, emphasizing the U.S. role as Taiwan's security partner and defending Taiwan's capabilities.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Han Kuo-yu visited the US for talks while Nancy Pelosi attended a congressional reception, signaling strengthened US-Taiwan ties.Some support1 report
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Ma Wen-chun represents the Kuomintang party.Some support3 reports
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Amid threats to Taiwan, the KMT is advocating for closer ties with China, while Cheng Li-wun tours the US and Trump meets Xi Jinping in China.Well supported3 reports1 development inside
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The Kuomintang issued warnings regarding the consequences of a potential Chinese invasion of Taiwan.Some support1 report
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The Kuomintang appoints leaders to represent party views while seeking stability in the Indo-Pacific region.Some support3 reports
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The Kuomintang, the main opposition party in Taiwan, issues warnings regarding the current defense spending levels for the island.Well supported6 reports
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Donald Trump held a summit with the Chinese President while KMT advocated for closer ties with China, coinciding with a visit by Cheng Li-wun to Beijing.Some support1 report
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The Kuomintang is discussing political matters, including defense budgets and arms purchases, with Steve Daines.Some support2 reports
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KMT figure Lin Chia-lung plans a visit to the United States, advocating for diplomacy amidst Taiwan-China tensions.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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KMT Chairwoman Cheng Li advocates for peace and stability in cross-strait relations.Well supported4 reports
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Ma Ying-jeou currently serves as vice chairman of the Kuomintang, a role he founded while serving as president of Taiwan.Some support1 report
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What's reaching Kuomintang
Events traced to Kuomintang, step by step, newest first- Taipei mayoral debate may shift support for KuomintangThe debate may influence Kuomintang support by contrasting its policy focus with rival platformsPossible
- How could the increased political campaigning affect the Kuomintang's electoral standing?KMT's policy proposals face challenge amid mayoral race campaigningPossible
Around Kuomintang this week
News at the entities that move Kuomintang most-
Mao Zedong TransactionalDemonstrations are concentrated in major French cities, with Mao Zedong adopted as an anti-establishment icon.Moves Kuomintang
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Chinese Communist Party OperationalA CEO who worked as a policy analyst at NICAC was caught in a honey trap involving a Chinese spy.Moves Kuomintang
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People’s Liberation Army OperationalUS government links WuXi AppTec, a Chinese biotech company, to activities involving the People's Liberation Army.Moves Kuomintang
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Beijing OperationalActivism, involving the Party for Socialism and Liberation, has stalled a $5 billion data center project, which is linked to a pro-China network.Moves Kuomintang
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Central Military Commission OperationalGlobal financial markets experienced a sharp selloff, with Xi Jinping confirmed as chairman of the Central Military Commission.Moves Kuomintang
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Lai Ching-te OperationalLai Ching-te appointed Stan Shih to represent Taiwan at the upcoming Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) meeting.Moves Kuomintang
Connections
The 40 strongest of 81, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Red Army Operational
The Red Army and Kuomintang were engaged in direct military conflict, including encirclement campaigns and blockades during the Long March.
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Fu Kun-chi Structural
Fu Kun-chi holds a formal leadership role as the convener of the Kuomintang legislative caucus.
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Chinese Communist Party Operational
The relationship is characterized by active political rivalry, with the CCP's rise framed against the KMT's political failure and resistance.
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Lai Ching-te Operational
Kuomintang and Lai Ching-te are engaged in active political opposition, with KMT frequently criticizing Lai's policies and actions.
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Democratic Progressive Party Operational
The two political parties are documented as political rivals who also engage in legislative consensus and cooperation.
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Legislative Yuan Structural
Kuomintang functions as the dominant political majority bloc within the Legislative Yuan, controlling legislative outcomes and policy passage.
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Changting County Operational
Changting County actively supported the CPC in revolutionary conflicts against Kuomintang forces.
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Chiang Wan-an Structural
Chiang Wan-an is a formal member and candidate affiliated with the Kuomintang political party.
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Chen I-hsin Structural
Chen I-hsin holds the formal position of KMT Culture Committee Director.
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Ma Ying-jeou Structural
A holds the formal, ongoing office of vice chairman within the Kuomintang party structure.
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Hung Mong-kai Structural
Hung Mong-kai holds the formal capacity of a legislator within the Kuomintang party structure.
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Taiwan Operational
Kuomintang functions as a major political opposition party within Taiwan, actively influencing its governance and foreign policy.
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Cheng Li-wun Structural
Cheng Li-wun holds the formal leadership role as Chairwoman of the Kuomintang political party.
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Lien Chan Structural
Lien Chan was a member of the Kuomintang ticket, establishing a political affiliation.
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Mao Zedong Transactional
Forces led by Mao Zedong successfully defeated the Kuomintang.
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chen Structural
Chen is a lawmaker affiliated with the Kuomintang political party.
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Chen Hsueh-sheng Structural
Chen Hsueh-sheng holds the formal position of a legislator within the Kuomintang party.
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Lu Shiow-yen Structural
Lu Shiow-yen holds the status of a senior member within the Kuomintang party.
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People’s Liberation Army Operational
The relationship is characterized by active military conflict, with the PLA conducting counteroffensives against enemy forces associated with the Kuomintang.
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Ko Chih-en Structural
Ko Chih-en functions as a candidate and member of the Kuomintang political party.
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Beijing Operational
Beijing actively competes with and influences Kuomintang's political and electoral prospects.
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Jiangxi Operational
Kuomintang exerted political pressure on the governing structure of Jiangxi, forcing a change in its operational status.
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Taiwan Structural
Kuomintang functions as the main opposition party within the political structure of Taiwan.
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CPC Operational
CPC and Kuomintang engaged in active military conflict, with CPC successfully defeating KMT forces.
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Cheng Li Structural
Cheng Li serves in a formal leadership capacity as the appointed Chairwoman and spokesperson for the Kuomintang.
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parliament Structural
Kuomintang functions as a main opposition party and controls the legislative body within the parliament.
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Chiang Kai-shek Structural
Chiang Kai-shek held a formal leadership role within the Kuomintang party.
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Ma Wen-chun Structural
Ma Wen-chun holds the formal role of a representative member of the Kuomintang party.
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Taiwan People's Party Operational
Kuomintang and Taiwan People's Party shift from opposing government spending bills to forming an alliance to approve amendments.
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Cheng Li Operational
Cheng Li actively advocates for and operates within the political framework of the Kuomintang.
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Weng Hsiao-ling Structural
Weng Hsiao-ling is a member of the Kuomintang and uses her position to introduce legislative amendments.
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Chang Chi-kai Operational
The Kuomintang provides political support and leadership backing for Chang Chi-kai's mayoral candidacy push.
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Hsiao Bi-khim Operational
The two entities are shown to be actively involved in the shared political process of debating drone procurement bills and their funding.
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Central Military Commission Operational
The Central Military Commission's campaigns have historically influenced the Kuomintang's operational decisions, such as forcing the abandonment of bases.
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Kuomintang functions as the political body tasked with advancing the goals and mandate of the Provisional Government of the Republic of China.
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China Operational
The relationship is characterized by political competition regarding the control and status of Taiwan while the PLAN was limited.
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Puma Shen Operational
Kuomintang and Puma Shen are actively competing in local government and mayoral elections.
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Chang Chia-chun Structural
Chang Chia-chun is affiliated with the Kuomintang as a political candidate.
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Lee Yen-hsiu Structural
Lee Yen-hsiu is a member of the Kuomintang political party.
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Nuclear Safety Commission Structural
The Kuomintang provides the political and legislative framework that enables the Nuclear Safety Commission to operate and review applications for nuclear power facilities.
History
Events by the month they beganNovember 2026
1 eventOctober 2026
15 events- Nvidia opened its first overseas HQ in Taipei while local political rivals, Chiang Wan-an (KMT) and Puma Shen (DPP), face election challenges.
- Kuomintang advocates for the return of nuclear power in Taiwan, while President Lai leads energy policy amid chip industry needs.
- KMT supporters and the Taiwanese population express reservations about the Chinese Communist Party amid ongoing political rivalry between KMT and DPP.
- The CPC/Red Army broke through a Kuomintang encirclement campaign while students studied in Xi'an.
- CPC forces defeated Kuomintang forces during a military trek.
- The Red Army's historical actions are reported alongside modern cultural exchanges involving Turkish scholars and students near the Chishui River.
- CPC leadership, based in Jiangxi, was forced to abandon its base by the Kuomintang.
- China used the Jiuquan launch center while the CPC faced encirclement campaigns from Kuomintang forces.
- CCP criticism threatens Taiwan's freedom of speech, reported by CNA, involving KMT caucus convener Fu Kun-chi.
- Chang Chia-chun, a KMT candidate for Yunlin County, is noted alongside administrative interpretations regarding the Taiwan railway.
- The Kuomintang administration in Taipei is working to improve infrastructure and boost tourism.
- Puma Shen is confirmed as a DPP mayoral candidate, while Lee Yen-hsiu is identified as a KMT lawmaker.
- KMT and DPP challengers participate in a mayoral race, while Shih Chung-liang addresses policy concerns at a Taipei hearing.
- Kuomintang utilized Sydney as a location for an Australasian organization.
- Kevin Tsai met with mayoral candidates, including Chiang Wan-an, who is affiliated with the Kuomintang.
September 2026
9 events- The Kuomintang and Democratic Progressive Party remain political rivals, while various institutions assess the state of Taiwan's democracy.
- In 2017, the Kuomintang controlled Taiwan while the PLA occupied Hainan and American interest during the Korean War was limited.
- A theatrical production about the historical conflict between the CPC and KMT is staged in Guiyang.
- KMT candidates campaigned in Xihu Township, and KMT-affiliated council members were implicated.
- The Red Army engaged in combat against a Kuomintang blockade in Xing'an County, reflecting on the historical Long March.
- Chiang Wan-an leads the Kuomintang opposition, and Liang Wen-chieh serves as deputy head of the Mainland Affairs Council.
- Discussions are underway regarding how San Francisco's experiences with technology, autonomous vehicles, and social welfare policies could inform future regulations in Taiwan, specifically involving the Kuomintang.
- Lien Chan was announced as the running mate for Lee Teng-hui on the Kuomintang ticket.
- Kuomintang, the main opposition party in Taiwan, threatened a representative office with legal action.
Show 3 earlier months
August 2026
5 events- An amendment to the election law was introduced and influenced by the Kuomintang in the Legislative Yuan regarding national policy in Taiwan.
- Political parties are utilizing referendums as a tool to influence voters.
- The Kuomintang is debating bills regarding drone procurement and funding.
- The Taiwan People's Party and Kuomintang have proposed referendums on policy in Taiwan.
- Kuomintang proposes capital punishment via referendum.
July 2026
10 events- The Long March was conducted by the Red Army against the Kuomintang's repressive regime.
- Michelle Lee speaks for the Executive Yuan while the KMT and DPP maintain their political rivalry in Taipei.
- The Red Army fought the Kuomintang regime in Hongyuan County, which is located in Sichuan Province.
- The Red Army launched a counteroffensive against entrenched enemy forces, succeeding the original grain recipients.
- Protests in Taiwan are gaining momentum, fueled by political analysis and calls for the resignation of Premier Cho Jung-tai.
- The Kuomintang organized a political rally in Taipei.
- KMT and DPP reached consensus on a bill regarding market entry into Taiwan, easing foreign ownership restrictions and commenting on communication reliance.
- The KMT is in power in Taiwan, while the administration praises the solidified support from Japan regarding threats from China.
- The Kuomintang government defeated by the CCP led to the flight of KMT members to Taiwan, while cultural institutions like TFAI were involved in the process.
- A youth summit was held in Beijing where leaders advocated for peace concerning the Taiwan Strait.
June 2026
18 events- The Red Army faced encirclement campaigns by Kuomintang forces.
- Mainland China claims Taiwan's territory.
- Forces led by Mao successfully defeated the Kuomintang, with related visits promoted by state media.
- Chiang Kai-shek led the Kuomintang party during a struggle against the KMT leadership of the revolution, with the Chinese Communist Party also involved.
- Cheng Li advocates for the Kuomintang's framework concerning cross-strait relations.
- The Kuomintang met with the Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) during the Straits Forum, where the MAC criticized the CCP's strategy of 'fake integration and real pressure'.
- The Kuomintang engages with U.S. lawmakers, emphasizing the U.S. role as Taiwan's security partner and defending Taiwan's capabilities.
- Han Kuo-yu visited the US for talks while Nancy Pelosi attended a congressional reception, signaling strengthened US-Taiwan ties.
- Ma Wen-chun represents the Kuomintang party.
- Amid threats to Taiwan, the KMT is advocating for closer ties with China, while Cheng Li-wun tours the US and Trump meets Xi Jinping in China.
- The Kuomintang issued warnings regarding the consequences of a potential Chinese invasion of Taiwan.
- The Kuomintang appoints leaders to represent party views while seeking stability in the Indo-Pacific region.
- The Kuomintang, the main opposition party in Taiwan, issues warnings regarding the current defense spending levels for the island.
- Donald Trump held a summit with the Chinese President while KMT advocated for closer ties with China, coinciding with a visit by Cheng Li-wun to Beijing.
- The Kuomintang is discussing political matters, including defense budgets and arms purchases, with Steve Daines.
- KMT figure Lin Chia-lung plans a visit to the United States, advocating for diplomacy amidst Taiwan-China tensions.
- KMT Chairwoman Cheng Li advocates for peace and stability in cross-strait relations.
- Ma Ying-jeou currently serves as vice chairman of the Kuomintang, a role he founded while serving as president of Taiwan.