Taiwanese Lawmakers Survive Recall Votes Amid Political Tensions
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Opposition lawmakers in Taiwan have successfully resisted a nationwide recall campaign aimed at removing them from parliament, maintaining their majority amid ongoing political gridlock and tensions with China. The effort was seen as a challenge to the current government led by President William Lai, with broader implications for Taiwan's domestic politics and its relations with China. Despite the setback, further recall votes are scheduled, but analysts believe the opposition will likely retain control until 2028, leaving President Lai to navigate a divided legislative landscape.
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