Taiwan election 2024

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Taiwan Election 2024: Dramatic Results and International Reactions Unveiled

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Find out how Taiwan's election results shook up international relations and what's next for the region!

In the highly anticipated Taiwan election of 2024, voters eagerly cast their ballots to decide the next president and members of the legislature. The ruling Democratic Progressive Party secured an unprecedented third consecutive presidential term, with Lai Ching-te at the helm. Despite China's warnings, Taiwan stood firm and delivered a decisive victory to the DPP, dismissing external pressures.

Following the election, the world watched closely as foreign leaders reacted to Taiwan's choice. The results sparked mixed responses, highlighting the global significance of Taiwan's political landscape. Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs also called on Beijing to acknowledge the election results, emphasizing the importance of respecting democratic processes.

Amidst the post-election analysis, concerns arose about China's response to Taiwan's decision. With tensions escalating, the incoming DPP administration under Lai Ching-te faces scrutiny and potential challenges from Beijing. China's reaction to Taiwan's election outcome remains a critical factor shaping future relations between the two nations.

As China evaluates its next steps in light of the election results, the dynamics between Taiwan and mainland China are poised for further tension. The pro-sovereignty stance of President-elect Lai Ching-te sets the stage for continued friction with Beijing, raising questions about the future of cross-strait relations. The international community awaits developments in the aftermath of Taiwan's historic election, anticipating potential shifts in regional power dynamics and diplomatic relations.

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Image courtesy of "Aljazeera.com"

Taiwan elections 2024: Polls close as voters pick president, MPs (Aljazeera.com)

Vote count under way, with results expected in a few hours after high expected turnout.

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Lai Ching-te, from Taiwan's ruling Democratic Progressive Party, set ... (CNBC)

Taiwan's ruling Democratic Progressive Party on Saturday won an unprecedented third-straight presidential term.

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2024 Taiwan Presidential Election Results: Live Updates, Map (Bloomberg)

Taiwan's voters are casting their ballots in an election that will determine the next president and the make-up of the legislature.

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Taiwan Elections, January 2024: Foreign Secretary's Statement (GOV.UK)

Foreign Secretary offers his congratulations to Dr Lai Ching-te following presidential and legislative elections in Taiwan.

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Taiwan voters dismiss China warnings and hand ruling party a ... (CNN)

Taiwan President-elect Lai Ching-te, of Democratic Progressive Party's (DPP) and his running mate Hsiao Bi-khim arrive for a press conference following their ...

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World reactions to Taiwan election (Reuters)

Following are reactions by some foreign leaders and other officials to the result of Saturday's election in Taiwan, won by the ruling Democratic Progressive ...

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Taiwan urges Beijing to 'face reality' and accept its election results ... (Focus Taiwan News Channel)

Taipei, Jan. 14 (CNA) Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) on Sunday called on Beijing to "face reality" and respect the results of its election, ...

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Commentary: Taiwan's 2024 election results show China isn't voters ... (CNA)

In the short term, Beijing may be tempted to test the incoming DPP administration under William Lai Ching-te to see if it makes a mistake, ...

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After attempts to meddle in Taiwan's elections fail, China takes stock (The Washington Post)

China issued angry statements and launched warships after Taiwan elected Lai Ching-te, whom Beijing views as a dangerous separatist. But will it go further?

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Taiwan election: In Taiwan's presidential election, China is the loser (Vox)

Beijing has branded incoming president Lai Ching-te a "troublemaker" for his pro-sovereignty stance.

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Taiwan election 2024: China to ramp up pressure as Taiwan faces ... (The Australian Financial Review)

Taiwan's voters have elected the presidential candidate most despised by Beijing, but he will govern with a minority, which means China will ramp up efforts ...

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