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What Taiwan's elections mean for the threat of military conflict with China | DW News
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9:08Now PlayingVoters in Taiwan head to the polls on Saturday, in a tight race that's been dominated by relations with China. The governing party is defending its record of a tough line against China’s threats of invasion, while the opposition says it’s time to restart dialogue with Beijing to de-escalate.
China claims Taiwan as its own, and has warned that this election could be a choice between war and peace. As DW's Chief International Editor Richard Walker reports from Taipei, voters have a difficult decision.
For more on this, we talk DW’s Richard Walker in Taipei.
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