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Kaohsiung Mayoral By-Election Final Results
After former presidential candidate Han Kuo-yu was ousted from the Kaohsiung Mayoral Office in a recall election, contenders from the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), the Kuomintang (KMT) and the Taiwan People's Party (TPP) are seeking to replace him in a by-election held today.
OPINION: China Could Hold Key to TPP Revival
In the absence of US participation, inviting China to take part in a revived TPP could reshape the global economy.
Reforming Taiwan's Economy Is Key to Boosting EU Trade
The prospect of an investment agreement with the EU to galvanize Taiwan to put its own economic house in order.
ASIA NEWS BITES: North Korea's Rare Warning for China; More US Sanctions; 5 Nation TPP; Taiwan’s New China Relations Proposal
A quick roundup of the most important news from around the region.
Japan’s Ratification of the TPP
Japan needs a Plan B for the likely-doomed TPP to boost its economy.
Duterte, Xi and the Hole in the U.S. Pivot to Asia
Without the Philippines and the TPP, Washington will need a backup plan for the Pacific.
Taiwan Making Progress towards TPP Readiness
Finally, something Taiwan's DPP and KMT seem to agree on: joining the TPP.
'Washington Doorknock' Focuses on TPP
Taiwan is urged to take early action in resolving outstanding trade issues.
TPP Signed Amid Mass Protests in New Zealand
The Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) has been officially signed in New Zealand today, while groups of protesters gathered outside the signing venue to voice their opposition. The agreement has been contentious for several years in New Zealand, mainly because of the secrecy of the deal, lack of public consultation and fears that New Zealand's sovereignty could be diminished.
President Ma Ying-jeou Says Taiwan Must Join Economic Partnerships
Ma says it’s important for Taiwan to take similar actions to sign trade agreements, which is becoming a world economy trend, especially during these times when the function of WTO is weakening and many countries are signing bilateral trade agreements.