Taiwan’s Politics in 2016: Movement Government and Movement Society

Dongtao Qi

East Asian Policy (EAP), 2017, vol. 09, issue 01, 102-113

Abstract: Taiwanese President Tsai adopted a least provocative China policy. Negatively impacted social groups in Taiwan organised large scale protests against Tsai administration’s reforms. The main opposition party Kuomintang has been beset by an unpopular pro-China leader, open internal conflicts, lack of financial sources and low popularity. The Chinese government has frozen all official connections with Taiwan at the central level and blocked Taiwan’s participation in some international conferences. The Tsai-Trump phone conversation signals unstable Taiwan-China-US triangle relations in 2017.

Date: 2017
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