The results are in for the world’s first election of 2024. In Taiwan, voters chose their next leader—exactly the man the Chinese Communist Party doesn’t want.
How will the Chinese regime respond to Taiwan’s choice? And amid the rising risk of an invasion, how can the United States glean insight from Taiwan’s road to 2024? An expert breaks it down.
The election is a major setback for China’s communist regime. Taiwan’s vice president upgrades to president-elect, defeating an opposition party that favors close engagement with China. The outcome is destined to shape future Taiwan–China relations for the next four years. But who is William Lai?
And, with more than 60 votes scheduled around the world, 2024’s unprecedented election year just kicked off—and it’s set to end with the U.S. vote in November. What can America learn from Taiwan?
- William Lai Wins Taiwan’s Presidential Election
- Beijing Responds to Lai’s Victory
- Taiwan Legislative Tally: KMT Flips Seats, Takes Lead
- How Taiwan’s Vote Will Impact Taiwan-U.S. Ties: Philipp
- Taiwan’s Vice President William Lai Wins Presidential Vote
- Round Up: Alleged CCP Interference in Taiwan Election
- Will China Invade Taiwan Over Election Results?
- How Will Taiwan’s Election Impact Relations with U.S.?
- Taiwan’s Importance on the World Stage
