Taiwan's legislature passes changes seen as favouring China, reducing president's power
Tuesday, 28 May 2024 Taiwan's opposition-controlled legislature passed changes favoring China, diminishing the power of the president, sparking protests. The changes give greater budget control to the legislature, including defense spending. Uncertainty remains if the bills will become law amid protests outside the legislature.
Taiwan's opposition-controlled legislature, led by the Nationalist Party, passed changes increasing its budgetary control, including over defense spending, seen as favoring China.
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