Taiwan's new premier sworn in, promises "pragmatic" Cabinet

Taiwan's new premier sworn in, promises "pragmatic" Cabinet

(From R) Taiwan's new Premier William Lai, Vice President Chen Chien-jen and former Premier Lin Chuan attend the Executive Yuan's hand-over ceremony in Taipei on Sept. 8, 2017, as Lai and his Cabinet are officially sworn in. Lai, the former mayor of Tainan, said he will make his Cabinet "down-to-earth and pragmatic." (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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