
Karen Kuo
Karen Kuo is a spokesperson for the Presidential Office of the Republic of China, known for her role in communicating the office's initiatives and responses to budgetary challenges. Recently, she announced new energy-saving measures implemented by the office to reduce operational costs due to budget cuts from the Legislative Yuan.
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Office spokeswoman Karen Kuo said in a statement that the officials conducted drills on commanding defensive operations.
President involved in military drillsPresidential Office spokesperson Karen Kuo said in a news release today that the president and his team took part in a drill simulating the command of defensive operations and the continuity of government during an emergency.
Lai takes part in anti-decapitation drill during Han Kuang exercises
Presidential Office spokesperson Karen Kuo said the donations made by the President, Vice President, and Premier.
MOFA to donate NT$5 million for Japan quake reliefPresidential Office spokeswoman Karen Kuo said President William Lai, Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim and Premier Cho Jung-tai would each donate NT$200,000 to the account.
MOFA sets up relief fund for Kumamoto earthquakeKaren Kuo is a spokesperson for the Presidential Office who discussed the upcoming urban resilience exercises.
Mobile Internet to be slowed, not cut, during resilience exercise
Karen Kuo is the Presidential Office spokesperson who emphasized the government's commitment to investigating transnational repression.
Motion condemning PRC law passes initial hurdleKaren Kuo stated that Taiwan would not tolerate transnational repression orchestrated by authoritarian actors.
Suspect in Akio Yaita attack was HK triad member: ‘Mirror Media’Presidential Office spokeswoman Karen Kuo said Lai conveyed his deepest sympathies to Graham’s family on behalf of Taiwan.
Graham a ‘true friend of Taiwan,’ Lai says of late US senatorKaren Kuo condemned the missile launch and stated that Beijing seeks to intimidate the international community.
así se prepara China para bloquear a Taiwán / Análisis de Mauricio VargasThe Presidential Office wishes Yaita a speedy recovery and expresses its appreciation to the police for rapidly locating and arresting the suspect, spokesperson Karen Kuo said.
Taiwan slams assault on Japanese commentatorPresidential Office spokeswoman Karen Kuo stated that the assault on Yaita was characteristic of transnational repression.
Hsiao condemns assault on journalist, vows to defend free speechPresidential Office spokesperson Karen Kuo condemned the missile test and described it as an attempt to intimidate the international community.
China test-launches ballistic missile, irritating neighborsPress secretary Karen Kuo called 'last question' during the Q&A session.
Taiwan’s president meets the world’s reportersKaren Kuo stated that peace in the Taiwan Strait has widespread support in the international community.
Taiwan hails G7 leaders’ statementPresidential Office spokesperson Karen Kuo told a news conference about Hsiao's visit.
VP Hsiao to visit diplomatic ally PalauPresidential Office spokesperson Karen Kuo told reporters at a news conference.
VP Hsiao to lead delegation to PalauKaren Kuo is the Presidential Office spokeswoman who condemned China's actions against press freedom.
Taiwan slams China’s press suppressionPresidential Office spokeswoman Karen Kuo said that Lai thanked Han in person for inviting him to address lawmakers.
Lai ‘glad’ to deliver address before Legislative YuanPresidential Office spokeswoman Karen Kuo provided a statement regarding the pardon of Lin Liu.
Lai pardons mother convicted of killing her disabled sonPresidential Office spokeswoman Karen Kuo said yesterday that the president sincerely hopes the five branches can work together.
Lai seeks meeting with heads of governmentPresidential Office spokesperson Karen Kuo said President Lai Ching-te has appointed Control Yuan Vice President Lee Hung-chun as acting president.
Control Yuan President Chen Chu resignsKaren Kuo is the Presidential Office spokeswoman who commented on the impeachment motion.
Legislature’s impeachment hearings begin - Taipei TimesKaren Kuo expressed that the Presidential Office respects the opposition's right to launch an impeachment motion.
Presidential impeachment hearings begin at legislaturePresidential Office spokeswoman Karen Kuo discussed ongoing field exercises.
Lai urges solidarity after knife attackTaiwan presidential office spokesperson Karen Kuo said in a statement, thanking the United States for the sales.
US announces $11 billion arms package for Taiwan, largest everPresidential Office spokeswoman Karen Kuo said the Presidential Office respected any move as long as it is within constitutional limits.
KMT, TPP to attempt to impeach President LaiPresidential Office spokeswoman Karen Kuo urged legislators to heed the constitutional provision requiring the next fiscal year's budget to be reviewed by Dec. 31.
Opposition votes to extend legislative session
Presidential Office spokeswoman Karen Kuo expressed gratitude to the US for its security commitments to Taiwan.
US announces US$11.1bn arms sales to TaiwanTaiwanese presidential spokesperson Karen Kuo announced plans to increase defense spending significantly.
US and Taiwan announce one of their biggest-ever arms dealsPresidential Office spokesperson Karen Kuo expressed gratitude to the US for its security commitments to Taiwan.
US announces US$11.1 billion arms sale to Taiwan

































































