New Dawn Emerges in Taiwan
DPP Chairperson Dr. Ing-wen Tsai was elected as the first woman to hold office as President of Taiwan, and this victory was made even sweeter when the DPP won majority of the seats in the Legislative Yuan – another historic first.
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Ms Tsai, 59, vowed to preserve the status quo in relations with China, adding Beijing must respect Taiwan’s democracy and both sides must ensure there are no provocations. Read more: |
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President Aquino Speaks at Friedrich Naumann Foundation Dinner. Read more: |
“The people do not need to be afraid,” Indonesia’s Joko Widodo said.
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The opposition Democratic Progressive Party’s (DPP’s) Hsiao Bi-khim (蕭美琴), who previously served as CALD Secretary General, beat her opponents to claim the only legislative seat in the eastern county of Hualien. Read more: |
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Announcements:6th CALD Party Management Workshop and CALD Executive Committee Meeting Singapore | 11 – 14 of March 2016
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