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2 mn readUK Watchdog, a neutral investigative group, collaborated with Richardson Reports to publish an extensive year-long study that reveals concerning events at the British Library, the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), and the University of London. This pertains to the unaccounted doctoral thesis of the President of the Republic of China, Tsai Ing-wen. Although the British Library is the primary holder of doctoral theses in the UK, President Tsai’s work was conspicuously missing from their EThOS collection until November 2019, a staggering 35 years overdue.

2 mn readJudge Kennedy’s ruling may not necessarily uncover the elusive regulations. However, UL could always fall back on the claim that the regulations were misplaced by librarians—a defense it once mistakenly used regarding President Tsai’s absent thesis.

3 mn readIn an effort to uncover the truth about the President of the Republic of China on Taiwan, Tsai Ing-wen’s controversial PhD degree, awarded by the University of London in 1984, an independent research team known as UK Watchdog was formed. Their research delves into communications and actions from three prestigious UK institutions concerning Tsai’s thesis and degree award, painstakingly assembling details from diverse sources using the Freedom of Information Act.