KMT Chairwoman Cheng Li-wen proposed an "EU model" for cross-strait peace during a forum in New York. Lawyer Huang Di-ying criticized the proposal, stating China's authoritarian regime disqualifies it from such a model, and suggested this is why Cheng was denied meetings with US officials.
KMT Chairwoman Cheng Li-wen proposed an AI defense strategy during her US visit, leveraging Taiwan's tech prowess. The article questions when the KMT will restore a deleted drone budget and if Taiwan's penalties for smuggling AI chips to China are too lenient compared to US law.
KMT Chairwoman Cheng Li-wen's remarks in San Francisco about relying on Xi Jinping for her position have drawn sharp criticism from Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council, with spokesperson Eric Huang calling it an "unprecedented" admission of "borrowing power" and a self-degrading statement.
KMT Chairwoman Cheng Li-wen emphasized that "Taiwan independence is the biggest risk to cross-strait peace" during a dinner with the overseas Chinese community in San Francisco. She also expressed trust in Xi Jinping and highlighted the importance of cross-strait family ties. American scholars are observing whether Cheng understands US concerns about China.
