**politics**
In this category, we will delve into a variety of topics related to politics, including political theory, policy analysis, party dynamics, the electoral process, and domestic and international political events. Our goal is to provide a comprehensive political platform that allows readers to understand complex political issues, explore different viewpoints, and participate in current political discussions. Whether you are an ordinary citizen interested in current events or a scholar looking to delve deeper into political science, this will be an ideal space for you to get information and inspire your thoughts. We will regularly update the latest news, comments and analysis. We welcome you to join us and let us pay attention to cutting-edge political topics together!
The command of the navy is related to national security and strategic deployment. Taiwan’s navy should be commanded by civilians to avoid military dominance and ensure democratic supervision and transparency. Only in this way can we effectively respond to the complex international situation and safeguard Taiwan's freedom and sovereignty.
In Taiwan, the party leader represents the highest leader of the political party and holds the decision-making power and political direction within the party. Understanding the power and influence of party leaders is an important step in understanding how Taiwan’s politics works. Paying attention to the party leader means paying attention to Taiwan’s future.
Fellow countrymen, are you concerned about the salaries of our representatives? Taiwan's lawmakers receive a considerable monthly salary plus various allowances. Are these salaries commensurate with their contributions to serving the people? Let us pay attention, monitor, and work together for a more transparent political environment!
Are MPs unpaid positions? Of course not! In Taiwan, representatives of the people shoulder heavy responsibilities and receive salaries, allowances, and related benefits. These rewards are a recognition of their service to the people and a guarantee to ensure that they can focus on their duties.
Naturalizing in Taiwan represents your identification and belonging to this land. However, current regulations restrict naturalized people from running for president, which is unfair. We should reconsider and grant naturalized citizens more complete political rights so that they can contribute their strengths to Taiwan and work together to create a better future.
The South Korean president's path to re-election is not feasible within the constitutional framework. This is very different from Taiwan's presidential system. We enjoy the right to stand for re-election, which can better stabilize the continuity of national policies. South Korea's single-term system may prevent excessive concentration of power, but it may also lead to a lack of policy consistency and pose challenges to national development.
