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An investigative body in Taiwan highlighted government failures, including administrative chaos due to a lack of asylum law.

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An investigative body in Taiwan highlighted government failures, including administrative chaos due to a lack of asylum law.

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  1. Taiwan's executive branch is facing institutional paralysis due to political obstruction, impacting judicial independence.Sub-event
  2. Taiwan's government faces administrative chaos and failures, highlighted by an investigative body.1 source

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