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Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-Te says China should prioritise fixing its struggling economy rather than pursuing territorial ambitions, as Taiwan forecasts its fastest growth in 15 years.

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00:00Taiwan's President Lai Jingde says China should focus on fixing its economy rather than pursuing
00:06territorial expansion, saying Beijing's sluggish growth demands domestic attention.
00:11Speaking in an interview with The New York Times, Lai points to Taiwan's forecast growth
00:16of 7.37 percent this year, while international projections place China's 2025 growth slightly
00:23above 4 percent.
00:24His commands come as Beijing intensifies military and political pressure on the self-ruled
00:30island, which China claims as its own.
00:33In a transcript released by his office, Lai said China's economy is indeed struggling.
00:38He adds that Taiwan is willing to help and cooperate in addressing economic challenges.
00:43Taiwan's statistics office expects the island to record its fastest growth in 15 years.
00:48Lai framed Taiwan's strong economic performance as driven largely by booming demand for a
00:54AI-related technologies, which helped cushion its economy from broader regional slowdowns.
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