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2018.11.23 - Source: 85% - News
Taiwan's local elections take place on Nov 24. More than 19 million eligible voters are set to elect officials for 11,000 jobs in local government. The polls are widely seen as a prelude to the presidential election in 2020, and one of the key places...
2018.11.23 - Source: 75% - News
Taiwan will be holding local elections on Saturday at the mid-point of President Tsai Ing-wen's leadership — and the focus will be on the island's sluggish economy and often fraught relations with China. While Tsai is not on the ballot, the polls are...
2018.11.22 - Source: 80% - News
It suspended official exchanges with Taiwan after Tsai Ing-wen of the independence-leaning Democratic Progressive Party was elected president in 2016 and refused to accept the one-China principle, which the mainland regards as the sole political ...
2018.11.22 - Source: 95% - News
Using mobile phone communications technology as well as the support of certain newspapers, television channels, and online celebrities to mobilize people who are dissatisfied with the government of Tsai Ing-wen. This emerging political force not only...
2018.11.21 - Source: 85% - News
China's hostility towards Taiwan has grown since Tsai Ing-wen from the pro-independence Democratic Progressive Party won a presidential election on the island in 2016. Beijing fears she wants to push for the island's formal independence and has rampe...
2018.11.21 - Source: 85% - News
Supporters at a rally for Taiwan's main opposition party Kuomintang in Taipei on Nov 10. The results of Saturday's municipal polls will be seen as a midterm test of confidence in President Tsai Ing-wen's rule, and a loss for her Democratic Progressiv...
2018.11.21 - Source: 75% - News
Taiwan's independence-minded leader Tsai Ing-wen seems intent on dragging cross-strait relations to ever-lower depths. She used the Taiwan Golden Horse Awards, the Oscars of the Chinese-language film world, for political gain, her eye on winning vote...
2018.11.21 - Source: 75% - News
... diplomatic relationship with Taiwan, reports Radio New Zealand. Recently Kiribati, along with other allies, voiced support for Taiwan be granted UN Membership. Kiribati President Taneti Maamau also attended the presidential inauguration of Tsai I...
2018.11.21 - Source: 90% - News
Political analyst Wang Yeh-lih of National Taiwan University warned Tsai could become a "lame duck" if there were major losses. The DPP is struggling to retain control of its traditional southern stronghold Kaohsiung city as the opposition Kuomintang...
