Taiwan This Week

We talk the NT's sudden rise against the US dollar, the government marking Victory in Europe Day for first time and more.

We talk public attitudes toward America and Donald Trump, plans to recall President Lai China-te, a pending dedicated air quality center and more.

We talk Pope Francis' death and Taiwan, a meeting between the heads of the KMT and the Taiwan People's Party, overseas electronic voting and more.

We talk the latest on investigations into allegations of recall petition signature forgery, denials that convenience stores will be used as wartime hubs and more.

We talk Taiwan's wobbly US tariff week, allegations of a violation of procurement rules by the Taipei Metro and more.

We talk calls for "advocating war" to be made a crime, a civil defense drill, KMT referendum bills making progress in the Legislature and more.

We talk the Yushan Forum, the DPP and the KMT going on islandwide tours to blast their opposing policies, controversy over a Chinese national who had been advocating for China's annexation of Taiwan using military force and more.

We talk TSMC's additional investment in the US, questions about Taiwan's defense spending, an emergency room nursing shortage and more.

We talk the US State Department's removal of a line concerning Taiwan independence; a KMT delegation visiting the US for talks with Trump officials; more problems with undersea cables and more.

We talk a meeting of the five government branches, calls for NT$10,000 cash handouts, undocumented migrant workers and more.