Reported about 1 year ago
President Tsai Ing-wen has caused political opposition and social division just one month into office, going against the potential for cooperation between parties that is in the best interest of stable governance and economic development. The move indicates a shift towards internal conflict rather than unity. This situation is reminiscent of the challenges faced during Taiwan's first political transition in 2000, causing ongoing political turmoil and hindering governance. The president’s actions could determine whether the current internal conflict will escalate or be resolved for effective governance and national unity.
Source: YAHOO