Taiwan Legislative Speaker Han Kuo-yu
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Taiwan's Legislative Speaker Han Kuo-yu has publicly criticized a fellow party whip, fueling speculation about a rift and potential 2028 presidential ambitions. Lawmakers are urging him to prioritize national interests, while the opposition DPP is identifying potential presidential candidates. Han's recent outburst during budget negotiations has intensified political discourse.
Han Kuo-yu publicly criticizes Fu Kun-chi, US visit list dispute fuels rift
Legislative Speaker Han Kuo-yu publicly berated KMT caucus whip Fu Kun-chi, sparking widespread discussion and highlighting a deepening rift between the two formerly close political allies. While they once referred to each other as brothers, their relationship has reportedly soured, with sources pointing to disagreements over leadership positions within the legislature as a key factor. Veteran jou…
Lawmaker urges Taiwan's Han Kuo-yu to learn from predecessor Wang Jin-pyng on national interest
Legislative Yuan Speaker Han Kuo-yu's recent display of frustration with opposition parties delaying the budget has drawn a call from a ruling party legislator to emulate his predecessor, Wang Jin-pyn…
Han Kuo-yu's outburst fuels 2028 presidential speculation; DPP names potential candidates
Legislative Speaker Han Kuo-yu's rare display of anger during budget negotiations has ignited discussions about his political future, particularly a potential 2028 presidential bid. Han reportedly las…
Taiwan KMT infighting: Han Kuo-yu's clash with Fu Kun-chi seen as prelude to 2028 presidential race
A public spat between Legislative Speaker Han Kuo-yu and KMT caucus whip Fu Kun-chi over budget negotiations has ignited speculation about internal power struggles within Taiwan's Kuomintang (KMT) par…