
Keeping abreast of Taiwan news has never been easier, nor more informative. Every week, the ICRT news team from around the island takes a look back at the important stories that affected Taiwan. From Taipei all the way down to Pingdong, and even far beyond. Friday nights at around 8:20, tune into ICRT FM 100 for Taiwan This Week. -- Hosting provided by SoundOn
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 548 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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We talk a budget bill that prioritizes indigenous UAVs, moves to amend the Referendum Act put in hold, the Pacific Islands Forum and more.
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We talk the central government's 2027's spending plan, little reaction to the US scaling back joint military exercises with an Asian ally, the Premier once again refusing to countersign legislation and more.
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We talk the Han Kuang exercises wrapping-up, the Ministry of Digital Affairs confirming that overseas hackers target government agencies in July and more.
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We talk a NT$3.6 trillion central government budget; Chinese companies operating illegally in Taiwan; the annual Ketagalan Forum and more.
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I’ve long felt the female reporter was biased, but now her political leanings are completely blatant. Reading other reviews confirms I'm not the only one who feels this way. Is ICRT signaling its own political stance by continuing to work with her? As a long-time listener since my student years, this is very disappointing.😔
I enjoy this podcast as it helps bring in some different views from knowledgeable English speaking individuals with unique views.
However, as mentioned by some other reviewers, I find episodes featuring Angelica Ong to be lower quality as she often does not contribute meaningfully to discussions and is under- or mis-informed. Her commentary is rarely combined with facts or figures to back up her assertions, making her comments no more than statements of gut feeling or emotions.
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I am from Taiwan and I think you guys did good. Cuz I don’t really understand Chinese so I can’t listen to Chinese News.
I enjoy this podcast as it helps bring in some different views from knowledgeable English speaking individuals with unique views. However, as mentioned by some other reviewers, I also believe Angelica Ong does not contribute meaningfully to discussions and is often under- or mis-informed.
On one of the latest episodes she was drawing an analogy to how China’s military might dwarfs Taiwan’s, making Taiwan’s military strength a moot point, just like how “Russia is pummeling Ukraine”. However, she... more
I’m very disappointed with ICRT Taiwan News. I used to listen to their broadcasts when I was little, but now it has become a political media outlet! It’s extremely biased and clearly leans toward the DPP. Their news reports are completely lacking in neutrality. The headline might seem like it’s about the KMT’s party chair election analysis.., but the guest speakers—who knows who they even are—just spend the whole time brainwashing the audience about how terrible the KMT and TPP are.
In reality, ... more
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A weekly English-language round-up of Taiwan's big stories, with a mix of policy, security, economics, and cross-strait analysis. Episodes frequently cover high-stakes topics like talent poaching in Taiwan's tech sector, military drills and deterrence, regulatory shifts in AI and media, and Taiwan's diplomacy and elections, all through a panel format that combines local insight with international perspectives. Noteworthy are the frequent expert guests and observers from think tanks, government-affiliated institutes, and media, which helps provide a broad, sometimes provocative view of Taiwan's evolving landscape. The show tends to blend domestic policy detail with geopolitical context, making it useful for listeners needing quick, multiling... more
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