Hong Kong's fate will drive Taiwan to resist China
Beijing's hard line on electoral reform in Hong Kong will feed Taiwanese fears that engagement with Beijing is dangerous
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- Universal suffrage
- Anti-mainland mood
- Chinese immigrants
- Economic competition
- Worsening media environment
- Taiwan says 'maybe not'
- Sunflowers
- Lack of transparency
- Legislative dysfunction
- Fear of competition
- Globalisation anxieties
- Common cause
- Direct cooperation
- Sharing tools
- China's challenge
- Hong Kong hard line
- Taiwan tolerance
- Rethink
- No deadline
- Opposition softening
- One country, three systems?
- Beijing's reading
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