Taiwan's new president is a woman who is not afraid to highlight the island's unique identity, worrying some in China who say she's ushered in an era of uncertainty.
Tsai Ing-wen struck a conciliatory tone after being sworn in on Friday. Yet, she will have to manage expectations among increasingly independent-minded Taiwanese and a watchful China.
Tsai Ing-wen's party has called for independence from China in the past, but she has promised to maintain stable relations.
How will she balance the need to keep Beijing on its side, while reducing Taiwan's reliance on its neighbour?
Tsai Ing-wen struck a conciliatory tone after being sworn in on Friday. Yet, she will have to manage expectations among increasingly independent-minded Taiwanese and a watchful China.
Tsai Ing-wen's party has called for independence from China in the past, but she has promised to maintain stable relations.
How will she balance the need to keep Beijing on its side, while reducing Taiwan's reliance on its neighbour?
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