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To: carranza2 who wrote (203447)12/30/2023 8:44:16 AM
From: Pogeu Mahone  Read Replies (1) of 217774
 
China Confronts a New Political Reality in Taiwan: No Friends
Interviews with top candidates in volatile three-way presidential race point to rising skepticism toward Beijing—whatever the outcome

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Josh Chin
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Joyu Wang
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Updated Dec. 29, 2023 12:08 am ET

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Air bases along China’s southeastern coast facing Taiwan have undergone significant infrastructure upgrades in recent years. Analysts say these changes are a sign of Beijing’s preparations for a conflict over Taiwan. Photo Illustration: Adam Adada
TAIPEI—A drawing of Taiwan at the presidential campaign headquarters of the island’s ruling party shows strikingly little concern for north and south. Instead, the island is shown turned on its side, with China and the Taiwan Strait conspicuously absent.

The drawing reflects the worldview of the Democratic Progressive Party, which over the past eight years has sought to carve out an identity for the self-ruled island that is separate from mainland China. But it also represents a broader change in Taiwan that sits uneasily with Communist Party leaders 1,000 miles to the northwest in Beijing.

wsj.com
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