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Taiwan recall vote defeated, preserving China-friendly lawmakers’ seats
Taiwanese voters rejected a large-scale effort to recall opposition lawmakers from the Nationalist Party (KMT), dealing a blow to the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP). The recall aimed to shift legislative power but failed to remove any KMT lawmakers.
Taiwan has an important election coming up and we hear that relations with China is one of the main things on the minds of many voters. And though China is much bigger and more powerful than ...
The recall effort, led by civic groups, was framed by its backers as a stand against “pro-China” influence. But KMT officials and supporters denounced it as an attack on democracy.
Voters in Taiwan elected a new president and legislators on January 13. China tried to influence the election but their efforts failed as Lai Ching-te was chosen by voters.
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Only 10 out of 12,156 Chinese spouses choose China over Taiwan, exposing Beijing's fading appealAs of Wednesday, nearly 90 per cent of Chinese spouses married to Taiwanese have complied with the Mainland Affairs Council ...
As China pours billions of dollars into infrastructure projects for its South Pacific allies, Taiwan is working to reinforce its long-standing partnerships and prevent further diplomatic losses.
More on: China. Taiwan. Of all the places in the world where China’s growing efforts to wield influence inside other countries’ politics and societies have been felt, Taiwan is probably ...
China is being accused of using military threats, diplomatic pressure and fake news in a broad strategy to influence voters in Taiwan’s elections to pick candidates who favor unification.
A delayed reaction to an Israeli parliamentary visit to Taiwan undercuts Beijing’s nascent charm offensive to Israel. What’s going on?
In response to China's action, Taiwan's armed forces deployed aircraft, naval ships, and coastal missile systems to monitor ...
The National Interest on MSN14d
How U.S. Energy Dominance Could Overtake China’s Influence in the Middle East—and BeyondEnergy dominance could allow the United States to overtake China around the world through the use of soft power.
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