
Chiu Chui-cheng
Chiu Chui-cheng is the Minister of the Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) in Taiwan, responsible for managing cross-strait relations and addressing issues related to Taiwanese nationals in China. He has been vocal about the risks faced by Taiwanese citizens traveling to China, particularly in light of recent reports regarding the interrogation, detention, and disappearance of Taiwanese individuals. In a recent interview, Chiu highlighted the dangers posed by China's new guidelines against Taiwanese independence advocates, which have raised concerns over personal freedoms and the safety of those who may visit the mainland.
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Chiu Chui-cheng, the Minister of the Mainland Affairs Council, warned about the risks of a Chinese platform targeting Taiwanese youths.
Taiwan seeks to block China-run youth platform: MAC
MAC Minister Chiu Chui-cheng warned that China's new entry-exit regulations could increase risks for Taiwanese travelers.
MAC warns of Chinese entry-exit changesMAC Minister Chiu Chui-cheng expressed support for a proposed amendment to close a loophole for Chinese nationals convicted of crimes in Taiwan.
MAC backs tougher law for Chinese criminalsMainland Affairs Council Minister Chiu Chui-cheng stated that Yao broke the law by participating in the forum.
Taitung commissioner may face NT$500,000 fine for Chinese forum video: MACChiu Chui-cheng, Minister of the Mainland Affairs Council, stated that the council would assist with missing person cases.
Agencies report surge of missing people in ChinaChiu Chui-cheng, Minister of the Mainland Affairs Council, stated that the council would assist with relevant cases.
Religious detentions in China surge 50%: officialChiu Chui-cheng is the Mainland Affairs Council Minister who pledged to crack down on parallel trading with China.
Smuggling through ‘three links’ still continuing: sourceMAC Minister Chiu Chui-cheng said that while the CCP has portrayed campaigns such as its internal rectification and anti-corruption drives as efforts to ensure clean governance, their true purpose is to eliminate political rivals and consolidate power.
Anti-communism training restored in militaryChiu Chui-cheng warned Taiwanese that they might face penalties after China’s 'ethnic unity law' took effect.
MAC warns of unity law dangersChiu Chui-cheng, head of the Mainland Affairs Council, commented on the implications of free trips offered to Taiwanese by China.
Free trips are suspect: MACMainland Affairs Council Minister Chiu Chui-cheng said the government refuses to accept Beijing’s 'endgame of unifying with Taiwan.'
China’s newest aircraft carrier sails through Taiwan Strait, MND saysChiu Chui-cheng stated that the investigation into Yao's actions would determine if she broke the law.
Taitung commissioner’s Straits Forum video still under investigationChiu Chui-cheng stated that the legal loopholes plaguing Li’s case would be closed in anticipation of the upcoming elections.
EDITORIAL: A lack of legal clarity
Chiu Chui-cheng is the MAC Minister who commented on Li's qualifications.
Council to contest Li’s eligibility as legislatorChiu Chui-cheng is the Mainland Affairs Council Minister who criticized the TAO's investigation into Liu Shyh-fang's nephew.
TAO probe of Liu Shyh-fang nephew harms ties: MACMAC Minister Chiu Chui-cheng stated that the 10-year registered citizenship requirement should be calculated from the completion of the naturalization process.
Premier Cho issues caution over Li ZhenxiuMainland Affairs Council Minister Chiu Chui-cheng urged Taiwanese businesspeople to exercise caution in managing geopolitical and economic risks.
NSB forms task force to prevent foreign election interferenceChiu Chui-cheng is the MAC Minister who discussed the requirements for Chinese nationals regarding Taiwanese citizenship.
Issues over China-born lawmaker swirlChiu Chui-cheng, the Mainland Affairs Council Minister, stated that the government will not accept the '15 shared recommendations' by the KMT and CCP think tanks.
CCP-KMT text unacceptable, minister saysChiu Chui-cheng said the KMT’s participation ignored what he described as growing hostility from Beijing.
Speeches by KMT and CCP align at forum in BeijingMainland Affairs Council Minister Chiu Chui-cheng warned Taiwanese about the risks of obtaining Chinese passports.
Minister warns Taiwanese about Chinese passports
Mainland Affairs Council Minister Chiu Chui-cheng stated that Canada is a democratic country.
President Lai thanks Canada for its supportChiu Chui-cheng, the Mainland Affairs Council Minister, commented on China's menacing remarks about Shen.
IPAC vows to combat China’s movesChiu Chui-cheng is the MAC Minister who is being summoned for a question-and-answer session.
MAC report highlights China’s economic woesChiu Chui-cheng, the MAC Minister, made a statement regarding the increase in detentions of Taiwanese by Chinese authorities.
China triples detentions of TaiwaneseChiu Chui-cheng is the MAC Minister who criticized Chinese authorities for their narrative on Taiwan.
China’s ‘unification benefits’ hold no appeal for Taiwanese: MACChiu Chui-cheng is the Mainland Affairs Council Minister who spoke about China's meddling in Taiwan's politics.
Unite and fight China’s meddling: MAC minister
Mainland Affairs Council Minister Chiu Chui-cheng in his closing speech at the dialogue said that China poses the greatest threat to peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait.
Taiwan to fortify defense industry: LaiChiu Chui-cheng said that China poses the greatest threat to peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait.
Lai reiterates aim for 5% GDP defense spendingChiu Chui-cheng, the Mainland Affairs Council Minister, reported a rise in cases of Taiwanese missing in China.
Cases of Taiwanese missing in China rise
















































