Opposition lawmakers in Taiwan have survived recall votes, while a referendum to bring back nuclear power has failed.

Taiwan has voted not to restart its last nuclear power plant and not to remove seven opposition lawmakers in a referendum and recall votes on Saturday. President Lai Ching-te, who opposed the referendum and supported the recall campaigns,

Voters have rejected a closely watched national referendum that would have restarted operations at Maanshan Nuclear Power Plant, reaffirming the country's nuclear-free policy direction despite mounting energy and climate challenges.