ELECTION 2024/No party gets legislative majority; small TPP to play key role
01/13/2024 11:41 PM
Neither of Taiwan's two major parties won an absolute majority in the Legislative Yuan on Saturday, leaving the upstart Taiwan People's Party in a position to influence the inner workings of the 113-seat body.
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