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Taiwan election: global leaders draw Beijing's ire for congratulating new president | Taiwan - Vimarsana News

Taiwan election: global leaders draw Beijing's ire for congratulating new president | Taiwan

China urges US, UK and Japan not to interfere in ‘China’s internal affairs’ after they congratulate Lai Ching-te for election win

China calls him the 'instigator of war'. Who is Taiwan's next leader William Lai? - Vimarsana News

China calls him the 'instigator of war'. Who is Taiwan's next leader William Lai?

Taiwan's new leader has been labelled a "troublemaker". Here's why he's been on China's radar for years.

Source: sbs.com.au
What Taiwan's Election Means for Ukraine and the World - Vimarsana News

What Taiwan's Election Means for Ukraine and the World

Taiwan’s heroic election result shares parallels with Ukraine’s fight against the bully next door – a reminder that Western media should pay more attention to what matters for threatened countries.

Japan ruling lawmaker congratulates Taiwan President-elect Lai in Taipei - Vimarsana News

Japan ruling lawmaker congratulates Taiwan President-elect Lai in Taipei

Keiji Furuya, the head of a cross-party group of Japanese lawmakers dedicated to strengthening Tokyo-Taipei relations, meet with Taiwan President-elect Lai Ching-te to congratulate him on his election victory the previous day, and expressed anticipation toward deepening bilateral cooperation.

Taiwan's election result is a triumph for democracy – and a thorn in Beijing's side | Michelle Kuo - Vimarsana News

Taiwan's election result is a triumph for democracy – and a thorn in Beijing's side | Michelle Kuo

There are reservations about the victorious DPP, but the result – and the peaceful nature of the elections – is a sign of hope in a world gone mad, says critic Michelle Kuo