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China 'clearly' trying to interfere in Taiwan's democracy, Taipei says before recall vote

TAIWAN, JUL 22 – Taiwanese civic groups initiated recalls against 24 opposition lawmakers amid political conflict after the ruling party lost its majority, with one-fifth of lawmakers facing votes.

  • China is 'clearly' trying to interfere in Taiwan's democracy ahead of a recall vote for around one-fifth of opposition lawmakers, Taiwan's government says.
  • On Saturday, Taiwan voters will decide whether to recall 24 lawmakers from Taiwan's largest opposition party, the Kuomintang , accused of cozying up to Beijing.
  • The KMT denies being pro-Beijing but says it needs to keep communication with China open, denouncing the recalls as an attack on democracy.
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China-critical activists are fighting against deputies who, in their eyes, threaten Taiwan's democracy. The party concerned is facing a campaign of revenge.

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The Straits Times broke the news in Singapore on Tuesday, July 22, 2025.
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