TAIPEI: Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen is battling falling popularity and increased pressure from Beijing as she approaches 100 days in office marred by controversy.
Since she took the leadership in May, Tsai has been faced with a litany of challenges, from a missile mistakenly fired towards to China, to labor protests and rows over personnel appointments.
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