Analysts said a controversial reform Bill that was passed in May, seen as a move by the opposition to curtail the president’s powers, ignited a burst of public support for Lai. TAIPEI: Taiwan President William Lai Ching-te’s first three months in power were marred by challenges from the opposition camp and concerns over escalating cross-strait tensions. Yet, he marked his 100th day in office on Tuesday (Aug 27) being more popular with the Taiwanese public, thanks in part to the opposition. A