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Taiwan’s July–August 2025 recall elections concluded with all 31 Kuomintang (KMT) legislators retaining their seats, preserving the existing balance of power in the Legislative Yuan. While the opposition maintains its majority, the Democratic Progres...

Taiwan faces an extraordinary political moment this summer, with large-scale recall elections set for 26 July and 23 August that could unseat up to 31 opposition lawmakers from the Kuomintang (KMT). Stemming from the fallout of the 2024 general elect...

Following US President Donald Trump’s unexpected “Liberation Day” declaration and the announcement of a steep 32% tariff on Taiwanese imports, the Taiwanese government has adopted a strategic, multi-faceted response aimed at preserving economic stabi...

Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 U.S. Presidential election signals a dramatic transformation in U.S.  foreign policy, with far-reaching consequences for global businesses. An expanded focus on tariffs as a primary economic tool, coupled with a ret...

As 2024 concludes, GR Taiwan reflects on the significant political shifts this year. Lai Ching-te of the DPP won the presidency, while the KMT became the largest party in the Legislative Yuan, leading to legislative deadlock. The controversial Parlia...

Fredrik Lofthagen, Chief Operating Officer at The GR Company, was invited to speak at the prestigious Energy 2024 Conference on 4 June.  He shared his insights on the critical role of regulations in the clean energy transition in Japan, South Korea a...

With 40 days to go until inauguration day on 20 May, President-elect Lai Ching-te has been meeting with key industries with strategic significance to Taiwan both economically and security wise. Lai once again recognized their strategic value as well ...

As Taiwan's political landscape undergoes a transition, the inauguration of the new president remains months away. However, a significant chapter unfolds as the members of the 11th Legislative Yuan (LY) step into their roles on 1 February, embarking ...