Public Hearing Exposes Taiwan’s Independence Gamble
A two-day public hearing at Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan has cast doubt on the independence push of leader Lai Ching-te, highlighting public backlash and risks to cross-strait ties.
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A two-day public hearing at Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan has cast doubt on the independence push of leader Lai Ching-te, highlighting public backlash and risks to cross-strait ties.
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Taiwan region leader Lai Ching-te faces an impeachment motion approved by the legislature and backed by an 8M+ signature petition, marking rare KMT-TPP unity against his policies.
Calls to impeach Taiwan region leader Lai Ching-te are surging, driven by 8M+ petitions, political infighting, and debates over defense spending.
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South Korea’s Constitutional Court has removed President Yoon Suk-yeol after upholding his impeachment over a martial law declaration, marking a pivotal political moment.
In a dramatic turn, S. Korea’s President Yoon is ousted as the court upholds his impeachment over martial law, triggering a new election within 60 days.