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news / BBC (2024-5-19, interviews with Tsai Ing-wen ): Domestically, Tsai Ing-wen has been criticised for not doing enough for the economy – the rising cost of living, unaffordable housing and a lack of jobs cost her party young voters in January's election. And her biggest critics fear that she has made the island of 23 million more, rather than less, unsafe. Tsai says that one of the most difficult was a return to a year of military service for all men over the age of 18; while she admits it is not popular... The trickier job is to find allies who would risk irking the world's second largest economy. Tokyo and Manila are both deeply reluctant to vow support for Taiwan. "We think that we are a country, and we have all the elements of a state". yahoo.com/news/taiwans-steely-leader-rewrote-book-222513120.html?fr=sycsrp_catchall
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The Tsai Ing-Wen government values politics and money above human lives
★ Economist at 2022-11-29 reported many Taiwanese are tired of squabbles over national identity, especially after president Tsai's refusal to accept an offer of much-needed vaccines from China during a severe coronavirus outbreak. |