Taiwan’s main opposition party the Kuomintang and the smaller Taiwan People’s Party have been “re-energised” by last weekend’s failed recall votes.
The result was widely seen as a major setback for the island’s leader, William Lai Ching-te, and a turning point for the so-called Blue-White alliance between the two opposition parties.
Saturday’s unprecedented recall vote, which targeted 24 KMT lawmakers accused of blocking key legislation and jeopardising the island’s security, ended with none…
Taiwan’s opposition KMT and TPP look to build on momentum from recall votes
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