Taiwan This Week

The podcast discusses fallout from KMT's trip to China, Taiwan-US trade talks, and President-elect announcing a health symposium. It delves into Taiwan-China relations, challenges in healthcare, balancing health and defense priorities, and the development of AI in Taiwan.

We talk arguments for and against the death penalty, Lai Ching-te naming his national security team, fresh talk concerning statues of Chiang Kai-shek and more. -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

Exploring the new Cabinet appointments in Taiwan, cybersecurity challenges, and energy shifts. Analyzing the unique aspects of the upcoming inauguration ceremony and legal controversies. Debate over repurposing old beer factories for cultural preservation in Taiwan.

Topics discussed include President Tsai Ing-wen's response to an earthquake, former President Ma In-Joe's visit to China, new Cabinet leadership appointments, and the proposal to eat stink bugs as a solution to combat their invasion in Taiwan.

We talk chatter of a second Ma Ying-jeou meeting with China's Xi Jinping, Taiwan's position in the AI revolution and more. -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

We talk calls for a South China Sea visit, the 10th anniversary of Sunflower Movement, convenience store numbers and more. -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

We talk the ongoing Sudan dyes controversy, security at Taiwan's overseas offices questioned, proposals for absentee voting dismissed and more. -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

We talk mention of reunification in Beijing, gray-zone warfare tactics, the latest news about the Kinmen boat collision incident and more. -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

The podcast covers the 77th anniversary of the 2-2-8 incident in Taiwan and the challenges of transitional justice. It also discusses the debate over the Chiang Kai-Shak statue in Taipei, controversies surrounding the 2-8 Peace Memorial Day, and the impact of the amended Political Archives Act on uncovering historical truth. Additionally, there is a discussion on raising electricity rates in Taiwan due to global economic factors.

We talk the latest fallout from a deadly chase in waters off Kinmen, a slightly delayed policy LY address, food safety issues and more. -- Hosting provided by SoundOn