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Why Protesters in Taiwan Are Angry With Lawmakers

Why Protesters in Taiwan Are Angry With Lawmakers
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Why Protesters in Taiwan Are Angry With Lawmakers

Why Protesters in Taiwan Are Angry With Lawmakers
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Communist China Clamps Down on Chatter About Taiwan s Election

(Bloomberg) China’s ruling Communist Party is reining in internet discussion about Taiwan’s election, a sign of the autocratic government’s displeasure with the democratic exercise.Most Read from BloombergIran Wins With US Airstrikes on Houthis in YemenLarge Backers of Private Equity Are Asking For Their Money BackCiti to Cut 20,000 Roles in Fraser’s Bid to Boost ReturnsTrump Judge Says He’ll Hold Hearing on Fani Willis Affair ClaimsBlackRock Buys Infrastructure Firm GIP for $12.5 Billion in

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Taiwan extends mandatory military service amid China tension

Taiwan announced it is extending its compulsory military service to one year from the current four months, a signal to Beijing and Washington it is serious about defending itself.

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Hong Kong migrants find the UK a world turned upside down

Crystal Lau’s parents fled mainland China for Hong Kong when she was a child. Thirty years later she and her husband, Davy, have made a longer journey. They are making a new home in the city of Sheffield, in the north of England, where they have set up a food-delivery business. The divisions wracking Hong Kong followed the couple to the UK. After the Laus, both aged 33, posted online about a protest advocating democracy that they attended in the UK, they and their business became a target for angry mainland Chinese. Harassment forced them to delist from a popular delivery

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