TAIPEI/LONDON -- Efforts by Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen to reduce the island's economic dependence on China by building up links with nations to the south are showing limited success one year on.
Tsai said when she took office in May 2016 that her "New Southbound" strategy would help Taiwan's $519 billion economy grow with a "farewell to our past overreliance on a single market," one she felt no need to mention by name.
