Trade ties with China likely first key obstacle for new Taiwan leader
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TAIWAN's new ruling party is set for an early clash with China over the first major item on its legislative agenda: a bill that could paralyse trade between the two rivals and which Beijing has already condemned.
The proposed "supervision law" has not only angered China, which views self-ruled Taiwan as a breakaway province, but sent shivers through the island's business community which thinks the government should put the economy before politics.
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