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That meant I had to say goodbye to the wonderful team at @dwnews-@dw_chinese.
For my final piece, I travelled across Taiwan for this documentary on what Trump's second term could mean for Taipei.
Watch here 👉 https://t.co/uejA5hlc04
🚨 Breaking my silence on X to break some personal news:
This month, after nearly 6 years in Taiwan, I left Taipei for Sydney, where I have joined @BBCWorld-@BBCNews.
I'm part of a brand new digital team here covering global and UK news. Get in touch: [email protected]
So here he is, Taiwan’s next president.
William Lai 賴清德 beat expectations with 40% of the vote, after an unpredictable 3-way race.
Beijing won’t be happy.
But he’s firmly committed to not shaking up the status quo.
His message: This was Taiwan’s choice and nobody else’s.
Lai Ching-te has won Taiwan’s presidential election, after the opposition candidates conceded.
As he arrives at the DPP HQ, the crowd chants “總統好” - “Hello, Mr. President.”
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Former Taiwan Pres Ma Ying-jeou:
“You can never fight a war with the mainland. You can never win”
DW interview:
- Blames DPP for China tensions
- Rejects⬆️mil spending/conscription
- Doubts US wd aid Taiwan in an attack
- "Have to trust" Xi on cross-strait relations
In interview with @dwnews's @rbsw & @tsoutsouhan, former KMT Taiwanese president Ma Ying-jeou says:
– when it comes to cross-strait relations, "you have to" trust Xi Jinping;
– and that "he doesn't think [Xi Jinping] is pushing for unification".
This alert just went out all across Taiwan. The Chinese language says China launched a satellite that flew across Taiwan's southern air space, but the English read "missile alert".
MND has now confirmed it was a satellite, so it appears the English is a mistranslation.
Screenshots from my lives this a.m. w interlocutors in Tel Aviv, Kyiv, Taipei, Jerusalem, and Berlin. Topics: Hamas-Israel war, their ceasefire deal, humanitarian conditions in Gaza, Russia-Ukraine war, and North Korea's satellite launch. Another intense day on the DW anchor desk
In his post, Lai took aim at Taiwan's opposition parties currently struggling to consolidate a joint ticket: "any cooperation without shared beliefs and values, in the end, will only create more chaos".
Just in: Lai Ching-te, presidential candidate for the DPP, has named Hsiao Bi-khim, who until this morning was Taiwan's de facto ambassador to the US, as his running mate for vice-president.
He also shared a photo of them in Washington in early 2020.
https://t.co/u1AmYIHb7X
TFCC also hopes to sit down with president Tsai Ing-wen @iingwen, with whom we had two fruitful briefings during her first term. We have yet to meet during her second term, which ends next May.
BBG: Huawei building network of secret chip manufacturing facilities, which the Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) says could be used to evade US sanctions.
SIA says Huawei is getting $30 billion in state funding.
https://t.co/WuYrONt8Kq