Why hope is rising for Taiwan to regain WHO observer seat

Taiwan is holding out bigger hopes of taking part in next month’s World Health Assembly (WHA), as international support for the self-ruled island grows amid a wave of anti-Beijing sentiment. Taiwan had observer status at the WHA – the governing body of the World Health Organisation (WHO) – from 2009-2016, when relations were warmer with Beijing. It has been seeking...

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