Taiwan This Week

We talk the KMT chairman facing flak, President Tsai Ing-wen getting an invitation to attend the inauguration of Honduras' president-elect, a new drunk driving bill and more.

We talk a new domestic coronavirus cases, a by-election, a recall and a big mess.

We talk some of 2021's top news stories from and about Taiwan.

We talk a budget spat, this past weekend's referendums, a possible showdown over the import of some Japanese food products and more.

We talk referendum issues and possible outcomes in a special show recorded live at a forum in Taipei jointly hosted by ICRT and the European Chamber of Commerce Taiwan.

We talk Nicaragua, a democracy summit, a worrying locally transmitted coronavirus infection and more.

We talk coronavirus vaccine booster shots, lingering questions over Honduras, the pending reopening of the KMT's office in Washington D.C. and more.

We talk the December 18 referendums from a Kaohsiung perspective, public security issues, participation in Interpol and more.

We talk Taiwan being a topic of discussion during a virtual meeting, foreign migrant workers from Indonesia now allowed to return, the opening of a representative office in Lithuania and more.

We talk an 'undisclosed' visit by a US congressional delegation, China's 'gray zone' threats to Taiwan, the first referendum debate and more.