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NIkkei Asian Review

Asia Daily Briefing - Choosing Taiwan's fate

December 10, 2019


Taiwan's election: 

A battle over identity with 

ballots 

not bullets

TAIPEI -- In January, voters
 in Taiwan will choose between incumbent Tsai Ing-wen 
and her challenger Han Kuo-yu 
in the island's presidential election.

It is a contest that is effectively
 the latest battle in a decadeslong 
 civil war over Taiwan's 
geopolitical status. And both 
Beijing and Washington have
 keen interest in the outcome.

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