TAIPEI -- Taiwan's opposition is seeking to overhaul the media's regulatory landscape, wielding its legislative majority and newly expanded investigative powers but putting itself at odds with leading journalists.
Regulator faces investigation as ruling party and journalists raise alarm
A control room of Taiwan TV station CTi in December 2020. The pro-China broadcaster's license was not renewed by the regulatory authority, which now faces a political opposition-driven probe over its approval of another channel, Mirror TV. © Reuters
TAIPEI -- Taiwan's opposition is seeking to overhaul the media's regulatory landscape, wielding its legislative majority and newly expanded investigative powers but putting itself at odds with leading journalists.