[Sovereignty] “Montenegrin newspaper Vijesti has refused a Chinese demand to take down an interview with Representative to Hungary Liu Shih-chung (劉世忠) in which he said Taiwan is an “independent and sovereign country.” The daily said it “cannot remove the report,” published on Sunday, after receiving a complaint from the Chinese embassy in Montenegro.” ... See MoreSee Less
[KMT] “KMT has moved to demote the position of the Huang Fu-hsing and to integrate the Huang Fu-hsing into local KMT party chapters.” If “the move ends up alienating the over 25% of party members that compose the Huang Fu-hsing, resulting in their distancing themselves from the party, this would mean a significant loss of support for an already weakened KMT. Chu may hope to win over younger supporters through this move, as part of efforts to change the party’s image, but one wonders if this would truly occur.” ... See MoreSee Less
[Economy] Taiwan can more “effectively use trade to protect itself, safeguard its economy, and enlarge its global footprint. This article offers specific suggestions, centered on two points in particular: 1) reducing Taiwan’s reliance on China, which currently makes up 40 percent of the island’s total goods exports; and 2) diversifying Taiwan’s portfolio of goods exports, which is overly focused on machinery and electrical equipment. Although Taiwan has taken some steps in addressing these points, it should act now to achieve broader-based, sustainable diversification.” ... See MoreSee Less
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[Sovereignty] “Montenegrin newspaper Vijesti has refused a Chinese demand to take down an interview with Representative to Hungary Liu Shih-chung (劉世忠) in which he said Taiwan is an “independent and sovereign country.” The daily said it “cannot remove the report,” published on Sunday, after receiving a complaint from the Chinese embassy in Montenegro.”
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Montenegrin daily rejects Chinese demand - Taipei Times
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[KMT] “KMT has moved to demote the position of the Huang Fu-hsing and to integrate the Huang Fu-hsing into local KMT party chapters.” If “the move ends up alienating the over 25% of party members that compose the Huang Fu-hsing, resulting in their distancing themselves from the party, this would mean a significant loss of support for an already weakened KMT. Chu may hope to win over younger supporters through this move, as part of efforts to change the party’s image, but one wonders if this would truly occur.”
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KMT Leadership Moves to Cut Influence of Veterans’ Branch in Major Internal Shake-Up | New Bloom Magazine
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[Economy] Taiwan can more “effectively use trade to protect itself, safeguard its economy, and enlarge its global footprint. This article offers specific suggestions, centered on two points in particular: 1) reducing Taiwan’s reliance on China, which currently makes up 40 percent of the island’s total goods exports; and 2) diversifying Taiwan’s portfolio of goods exports, which is overly focused on machinery and electrical equipment. Although Taiwan has taken some steps in addressing these points, it should act now to achieve broader-based, sustainable diversification.”
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Diversifying Trade: Where Taiwan Stands Today, and Where It Should Go Tomorrow | Global Taiwan Institute
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