Containers stacked up at Keelung port in northern Taiwan. The island’s exports fell for a 15th straight month in April. Photo:Reuters Containers stacked up at Keelung port in northern Taiwan. The island’s exports fell for a 15th straight month in April. Photo:Reuters
Containers stacked up at Keelung port in northern Taiwan. The island’s exports fell for a 15th straight month in April. Photo:Reuters
China /  Politics

Plenty of economic challenges ahead for Taiwan’s new president

Tsai Ing-wen plans to boost ties with Asean and India, but analysts say it won’t be easy to switch from reliance on cross-strait trade

Topic |   Tsai Ing-wen
Lawrence Chung
Lawrence Chung

Updated: 12:39pm, 20 May, 2016

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Containers stacked up at Keelung port in northern Taiwan. The island’s exports fell for a 15th straight month in April. Photo:Reuters Containers stacked up at Keelung port in northern Taiwan. The island’s exports fell for a 15th straight month in April. Photo:Reuters
Containers stacked up at Keelung port in northern Taiwan. The island’s exports fell for a 15th straight month in April. Photo:Reuters
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