Debrief: Taiwan's KMT reaches a critical juncture ahead of election for new party chairman


All eyes will be on the Kuomintang's party election on Sept 25, 2021, to see if there will be a shift in the party's position regarding China. - Reuters

TAIPEI (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): All eyes will be on the Kuomintang's party election on Sept 25, 2021, to see if there will be a shift in the party's position regarding China.

Once the island's most powerful party, the KMT has has suffered some major defeats in recent elections, and has been ridiculed for adhering to outdated policies, including on ties with the mainland.

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