KMT supporters and the Taiwanese population express reservations about the Chinese Communist Party amid ongoing political rivalry between KMT and DPP.

The entities involved

• Chinese Communist Party →

  founding and ruling party of the People's Republic of China

  • The CCP's involvement in the Chinese Catholic Church has historical roots dating back to the Boxer Rebellion and subsequent agreements.Wed 21:18
  • Geopolitical rivalry between China and the US over supply chain control, including actions near Taiwan and weaponized exports.Wed 19:58
• Kuomintang →

  Republic of China political party

  • The CPC/Red Army broke through a Kuomintang encirclement campaign while students studied in Xi'an.Sun 22:09
  • CPC forces defeated Kuomintang forces during a military trek.Sun 22:09
• Democratic Progressive Party →

  in Singapore

  • Alleged supporters of the Malawi Congress Party and Democratic Progressive Party attacked opposition figures.Sun 15:44
  • MCP thugs were linked to an attack on Lazarus Chakwera's convoy, which the DPP subsequently dismissed.Sun 15:44

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• CCP criticism threatens Taiwan's freedom of speech, reported by CNA, involving KMT caucus convener Fu Kun-chi.Oct 21
• The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) reportedly attempts transnational repression against the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP).Jul 25