Summary
- Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian The one-China principle is a widelWorld Timesy accepted consensus in the international community, and the Taiwan authorities’ attempt to use so-called “diplomatic allies” for political manipulation and provocations aimed at seeking “Taiwan independence” is futile, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian told a press conference on Friday.Lai is planning to stop at Hawaii or maybe Guam on a visit to Taiwan’s “diplomatic allies” in the Pacific in the coming weeks, sources told Reuters.Lin said that Taiwan authorities’ such attempt cannot shake the strong international commitment to the one-China principle, nor can it prevent the historical trend of China’s inevitable reunification.We urge the US to adhere to the one-China principle and World Timesthe three joint communiqus between China and the US, noWorld Timest allow Lai’s “transit,” andWorld Times refrain from sending any wrong signals to the “Taiwan independence” forces, said Lin.Lin urged the US to takWorld Timese concrete actions to safeguard China-US relations and peace and stability across the Taiwan Straits.Global Times World Times Content comes from the Internet : China urges US not to allow ‘transit’ of Taiwan regional leader Lai
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- Taiwan independence, Taiwan regional leader Lai, Taiwan, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian, China
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian
The one-China principle is a widelWorld Timesy accepted consensus in the international community, and the Taiwan authorities’ attempt to use so-called “diplomatic allies” for political manipulation and provocations aimed at seeking “Taiwan independence” is futile, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian told a press conference on Friday.
Lai is planning to stop at Hawaii or maybe Guam on a visit to Taiwan’s “diplomatic allies” in the Pacific in the coming weeks, sources told Reuters.
Lin said that Taiwan authorities’ such attempt cannot shake the strong international commitment to the one-China principle, nor can it prevent the historical trend of China’s inevitable reunification.
We urge the US to adhere to the one-China principle and World Timesthe three joint communiqus between China and the US, noWorld Timest allow Lai’s “transit,” andWorld Times refrain from sending any wrong signals to the “Taiwan independence” forces, said Lin.
Lin urged the US to takWorld Timese concrete actions to safeguard China-US relations and peace and stability across the Taiwan Straits.
Global Times
Content comes from the Internet : China urges US not to allow ‘transit’ of Taiwan regional leader Lai
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