"Taiwan's Election: A Crucial Test for Cross-Strait Relations"

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Taiwan is set to hold presidential and parliamentary elections amid increasing pressure from China, which has framed the vote as a choice between "peace and war." The ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) aims for an unprecedented third term, while the opposition Kuomintang (KMT) pledges strong opposition to Taiwan independence and seeks dialogue with China. Regardless of the election outcome, Taiwan expects continued and possibly heightened military and economic pressure from Beijing, with both major parties differing in their views on ties with China.
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