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A Look at Taiwan’s Election Results
A Look at Taiwan’s Election Results
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January 23, 2024
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While Taiwan’s new president will not take office for a few months after the election on January 13, the implications of this new government can already be felt throughout the region. What is the significance of the incoming government on United States–Taiwan relations? How will the new government handle its relations with the People’s Republic of China? Will the incoming government have the domestic and international support it needs to meet the multifaceted challenges facing Taiwan’s military, economy, and international relationships? Join Hudson for a discussion on the results of Taiwan’s presidential and legislative elections.
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