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Taiwan’s pro-independence politician William Lai Ching-te’s election victory on Saturday will not lessen China’s determination to achieve national reunification through peaceful means in the nearest possible future. Lai, who has described himself as a “pragmatic worker for Taiwan independence,” won 40.05 percent of the 13.94 million valid votes cast, or 28.57 percent of the island’s 19.54 million registered voters, 71.86 percent of whom cast their ballots. The rival candidates

President Xi Jinping plans to announce policies aimed at diversifying Macau’s economy beyond gaming, Reuters reported yesterday, in a nod of support as violent anti-government unrest continues to trouble Hong Kong.The policies include establishing a yuan-denominated bourse, accelerating a yuan settlement center which is currently being developed and allocating land for Macau on Hengqin, Reuters said, citing unidentified government officials and company executives.“Macau will be allocated