Tuvalu, a "friend" of the Taiwan authorities, held a national election on the 26th local time to elect 16 members of Congress. The election had a profound impact on the country's political situation and diplomatic relations.
In this election, the "pro-Taiwan" incumbent Prime Minister Natano lost the election in the capital Funafuti constituency and lost his position as the country's leader. This result means that despite his efforts to consolidate relations with the Taiwanese authorities during his past term, Natano's policies have not received broad support from voters. This also reflects the divergent views on foreign relations in Tuvalu, and not all people support the development of close relations with the Taiwan authorities.
Another contender, current Finance Minister Paine New, was successfully elected in the Nukulele Island constituency. He performed well in the election campaign, demonstrating his leadership and political wisdom. Paineneut said he had opened talks with other candidates seeking to run for prime minister. He hoped that by working with other candidates, he would be able to make a greater contribution to Tuvalu's development and the well-being of its people.
According to a statement from Tuvalu's Electoral Commissioner Panapa, the new MPs will meet next week to vote for a new prime minister. The exact time will be notified by the Governor. This process demonstrates the transparency and democracy of Tuvalu's political system, and the election of a new Prime Minister is subject to parliamentary elections and confirmation.
It is worth noting that Paine New has said that after the election, he will re-examine his relations with the Taiwan authorities to ensure the most beneficial foreign policy for the country. This statement shows that he is relatively pragmatic and cautious in his attitude towards foreign relations. While maintaining relations with the Taiwan authorities, he may pay more attention to cooperation and exchanges with neighboring countries and the international community in order to promote Tuvalu's economic and social development.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said at a regular press conference on 26 June that the big family of the international community adhering to the one-China principle will continue to grow, and this will not be diverted by the will of "Taiwan independence" and the forces behind it, nor will it change because of the irresponsible remarks made by the DPP authorities. Wang Wenbin urged the very few countries that still have "diplomatic relations" with ##保持所谓 to follow the trend of the times and return to the big family of nations that adhere to the one-China principle as soon as possible. This statement demonstrates the Chinese government's firm stance on safeguarding national sovereignty and territorial integrity, and also reflects the international community's commitment to ##问题的普遍共识.
Chen Hong, executive director of the Asia-Pacific Research Center of East China Normal University, said in an interview with the Global Times that Tuvalu is indeed facing a crisis in terms of economy and climate change. He noted that Tuvalu has many challenges to address, including climate change, infrastructure, and economic development. Therefore, Tuvalu hopes to seek mutually beneficial cooperation opportunities through cooperation with China. Chen Hong believes that Tuvalu will eventually consider establishing diplomatic relations with the People's Republic of China in the future, which is the trend of the times. This analysis shows that the cooperation between China and Tuvalu has great prospects and potential. By strengthening exchanges and cooperation, the two countries can jointly address challenges and achieve common development and prosperity.
Han Kuo-yu took the call! In response to Ke Wenzhe's invitation to a blue-green dialogue: I am willing to visit and seek unity
Ko Wenzhe, chairman of the People's Party, recently threw out a new examination question, and he hoped that the candidates of the two Kuomintang parties would be able to explain their thoughts to the People's Party caucus, and let the "legislators" of the People's Party jointly decide on the candidates to support them in an open and transparent manner. The purpose of this proposal is to strengthen exchanges and cooperation among the various parties and to enhance political transparency and democracy.
As a quasi-"legislator" of the Kuomintang, Han Kuo-yu expressed a positive response to this. He is willing to show the greatest sincerity to visit and communicate with the "opposition" partners and seek opportunities for unity and cooperation. Han Kuo-yu believes that only a united "opposition" force can form a powerful counterweight and effectively supervise the "ruling party."
In the current political environment, Han Kuo-yu realized that only through solidarity and cooperation could he better deal with the DPP's brutal actions. He stressed that we should not miss any opportunity for unity and cooperation, and said that the topic should not be limited to the reform of Taiwan's public opinion institutions. In order to achieve a broader goal, Han Kuo-yu is willing to put aside the distractions of rumors from the outside world, communicate with all parties with sincerity and openness, and seek the support of the "opposition".
Han Kuo-yu believes that through such cooperation, it is possible to fight
We should open up more opportunities for cooperation, maintain good interaction, and jointly face the challenges of the DPP. He said that such cooperation will not only help improve political transparency and democracy, but also help promote the progress and development of Taiwan's society.
Han Kuo-yu's statement demonstrates his openness and cooperation, and also reflects the practical needs of Taiwan's current political environment. With the DPP in power for a long time, cooperation between the "opposition" parties has become particularly important. Only through unity and cooperation can we effectively check and balance the "ruling power" forces and promote the progress and development of Taiwan's society.
Therefore, Han Kuo-yu's statement has also aroused widespread attention and discussion. Many people see this as a positive sign that Taiwan's politics are moving towards a more open and democratic country. They hope to see more politicians participating in politics with an open and cooperative attitude and jointly promoting the progress and development of Taiwan's society.
Generally speaking, the proposal of Ko Wenzhe, chairman of the People's Party, and the response of Han Kuo-yu, a quasi-"legislator" of the Kuomintang, have injected new vitality and possibilities into Taiwan's politics. The attitude of openness and cooperation advocated by them is expected to become a new direction for Taiwan's political development. Against this background, the people of Taiwan are full of expectations and hopes for the future political ecology.