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Fighting lawmakers, protests mar start of Taiwan s new government

Fighting lawmakers, protests mar start of Taiwan s new government
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Everyday life in Taipei, the capital of Taiwan, in photos

As Lai Ching-te takes office, these photos show how this island democracy revels in the vibrant society its people have created.

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William Lai sworn in as new president

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

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Taiwan s New President Preaches Harmony and Highlights Divisions With China

Taiwan s New President Preaches Harmony and Highlights Divisions With China
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Taiwan s new president calls for peace amid tense relations with China

Lai Ching-te, decried by Beijing as a separatist who could lead the island into war, emphasized peace and democracy in his first speech as Taiwan's new president.

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