The opposition push to impeach Taiwanese leader William Lai Ching-te has entered a new phase after he refused to appear at related legislative hearings.
The no-show has further deepened partisan strife and is likely to complicate governance ahead of year-end local government elections, observers warn, although most of them agree that the impeachment motion is unlikely to clear Taiwan’s high constitutional threshold.
The impeachment motion – an unprecedented move against a sitting leader of…
What next for Taiwan as William Lai refuses to attend impeachment hearings?
