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Taiwan inaugurates Lai Ching-te as president, angering China

TAIPEI, Taiwan — Taiwan will inaugurate Lai Ching-te as its new leader on Monday, ushering in an unprecedented third consecutive presidential term for the Democratic Progressive Party, which has transformed the island’s democracy into a bulwark against Chinese aggression and staved off threats of more more worrying. from Beijing.

Lai – vice president to outgoing leader Tsai Ing-wen, who has reached her two-term limit – pledged to continue his predecessor’s approach to defense and foreign policy of avoiding stoking tensions with China while defending Taiwan’s freedoms and way of doing things. life.

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