In the midst of a year marked by elections worldwide, Taiwan stands as a focal point, gearing up for a crucial democratic process to elect a new president and parliament. Taiwan’s more than 19 million eligible voters have cast their ballots on Saturday for the island’s next leaders and lawmakers. However, concerns are surfacing regarding alleged interference from China, prompting an exploration of the nuanced challenges faced by Taiwan. Over the past few months, Taiwan has accused China of using different methods to hinder its election process and influence the vote. The outcomes of the election will extend beyond Taiwan’s borders, impacting global perceptions and the delicate balance in East Asia. Watch this video to know more.