Taiwan's KMT Faces Recalls, Internal Crisis | JQJO

Taiwan's Kuomintang (KMT) opposition party, currently the largest in parliament, faces potential loss of up to 31 seats in upcoming recall votes. This follows criticism of its actions perceived as undermining Taiwan's sovereignty and favoring China. The KMT denies these accusations, blaming the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP). Internal divisions within the KMT regarding its China policy and financial struggles have contributed to its current predicament. The recall votes could trigger significant internal change within the KMT, potentially paving the way for a new leadership.