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Scholar warns Taiwan political gridlock straining democratic institutions
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A scholar has expressed concern about the impact of political gridlock on Taiwan's democratic institutions.
The scholar's warning highlights the potential risks of prolonged political stalemate on the country's democratic system.
- The gridlock may have negative consequences for Taiwan's democracy
- Taiwan's political gridlock is straining democratic institutions
- The gridlock may have negative consequences for Taiwan's democracy
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- Potential erosion of democratic institutions
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The stability of Taiwan's democratic system is at risk
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