Taiwan Legislative Yuan Cuts Funds
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Taiwan's Legislative Yuan is halting overseas trip subsidies for 'friendship associations' and cutting foreign travel funds by 30%. This decision impacts parliamentary diplomacy trips. The legislature's former Vice President, Rao Ying-chi, recently passed away at 93.
Rao Ying-chi's multiple ties to Taiwan's Legislative Yuan deputy speakership
Rao Ying-chi, a former legislator who served eight terms over 24 years, had a notable political career marked by his multiple stints as deputy speaker of Taiwan's Legislative Yuan. The article, written by a veteran legislative reporter who covered Rao for 15 years, delves into the intricate political landscape and party dynamics he navigated. Rao's political journey saw him involved in significant…
Taiwan's Legislative Yuan halts overseas trip subsidies for 'friendship associations'
Taiwan's Legislative Yuan has announced it will cease funding for "Congressional Friendship Associations" to travel abroad, effective immediately. This decision stems from a 30% cut to the overall bud…
Former Legislative Yuan Vice President Rao Ying-chi dies at 93
Rao Ying-chi, a prominent figure in Taiwanese politics and former Vice President of the Legislative Yuan, has passed away at the age of 93. His eldest daughter, Taitung County Magistrate Rao Ching-lin…
Taiwan's Legislative Yuan cuts foreign travel funds, halting parliamentary diplomacy trips
The Legislative Yuan in Taiwan has announced a halt to funding for its "Congressional Friendship Associations" for overseas trips, following a decision to cut foreign travel expenses by 30% for the up…