'No to the old path': Taiwan's voters move on from China conflict

Taipei (AFP) Jan 14, 2024 - A day after defying Beijing's threats by electing a new president that China regards as a dangerous separatist, Taiwanese voters brushed off their sabre-rattling neighbour across the narrow strait.

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