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Taiwan ‘has made a very impressive response’ to a concerted campaign of outside influence and interference.
October 10th marks the birth of the Republic of China. But Western officials have been celebrating a very different anniversary.
Chan Koon-chung’s novel posits a Nationalist Party victory in the Chinese civil war, which in our reality ended in communist occupation of mainland China.
Tsai Ing-Wen, presidential nominee of Taiwan’s Democratic Progressive Party, met with supporters at the Marriott Hotel in Brooklyn, the fourth stop in her “Light Up Taiwan-U.S. Campaign Tour.”
Taiwan worries about the Communist Party’s “united front” tactics in wake of remarks.
Straying too close to communist mainland China may not have been the wisest move for the Republic of China’s Nationalist Party (KMT), which handily lost Taiwan’s latest round of regional elections held on Nov. 29.
Taiwan’s Prime Minister Jiang Yi-Huah stepped down after his KMT party suffered major defeats across the country in local elections.
