Taiwan’s President honours former Japanese diplomat with prestigious medal
President Tsai awarded former diplomat Tarumi Hideo the Grand Cordon of the Order of Brilliant Star, lauding his role in enhancing Taiwan-Japan relations.
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President Tsai awarded former diplomat Tarumi Hideo the Grand Cordon of the Order of Brilliant Star, lauding his role in enhancing Taiwan-Japan relations.
Taiwan's democratic elections pose a challenge to China's governance model, sparking calls for political reform within China.
As Taiwan's crucial elections unfold, all eyes, especially those from China, are closely monitoring the political landscape. The results of these elections are poised to have significant implications in the delicate cross-strait relations.
The national security law introduced in Hong Kong in 2020 had triggered an influx of Hong Kongers seeking refuge in Taiwan; however, the tightening of immigration rules by Taiwan's government, amidst cross-strait tensions, has created challenges and uncertainties for those seeking permanent residency.
In addition to the fighter jet plans, President Tsai referenced Taiwan's significant milestone in defence autonomy – the unveiling of the prototype of its first indigenous submarine, the Hai Kun, in September last year.
In his New Year message, President Xi Jinping emphasizes China's unwavering determination for reunification with Taiwan, showcasing a firm commitment to its territorial matters with Taiwan.
Vice President Lai, leading in the polls, has consistently asserted that the decision on Taiwan's future lies with its people.