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Failed bid to oust Taiwan opposition gives China new leverage

The Lai administration might need to offer policy compromises to gain opposition support. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Voters in Taiwan reject bid to oust China-friendly lawmakers recall vote

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Taiwan votes in major recall election closely watched by China

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Taiwanese political gridlock endures as China-friendly party survives recall vote

Opposition lawmakers in Taiwan have survived a bid to recall them from the island nation's legislature, and will therefore retain a controlling parliamentary majority.

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Taiwan move to recall opposition lawmakers fails

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Taiwan Recall Campaign Fizzles, in a Setback to Its President

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Taiwan polls close in controversial vote targeting 'pro-China' lawmakers

Many in the movement believe the opposition, led by the Kuomintang which is known for its relatively friendlier position on China, is being influenced by Beijing and secretly pushing China's agenda i...

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Taiwan holds recall votes for 24 opposition lawmakers

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Taiwan votes to decide whether to oust lawmakers from China-friendly party in closely watched poll

Move to recall opposition lawmakers fails

THE country's opposition lawmakers have survived a major recall election, thwarting a bid to oust one-fifth of the island's parliamentarians – a move supporters had hoped would send a message to China but that opponents called an assault on democracy.

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China rallies for opposition as Taiwan gears up for mass parliamentary recall

As Taiwan gears up for a recall vote that could reshape its parliament, opposition lawmakers being challenged at the ballot box are getting two unusual supporters: Chinese officials and state media outlets rallying to their cause.

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MAC slams China over recall claims

The Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) yesterday criticized China’s Taiwan Affairs Office (TAO) for claiming that Taiwan’s ruling party was guilty of “political manipulation” and that it had lost public support.