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China offers incentives to Taiwan following opposition leader's visit
The package includes easier travel, broader media access and looser food inspections, while linking some benefits to opposition to Taiwan independence.
- On Sunday, China announced 10 new incentive measures for Taiwan, including easing tourist curbs and facilitating food sales, following a visit by Kuomintang chairwoman Cheng Li-wun.
- These developments follow Cheng's recent trip to Beijing, where she met Chinese President Xi Jinping to discuss the need for peace and reconciliation between the two sides.
- The measures "explore" communication between the KMT and the Communist Party, while permitting Taiwanese TV content with "correct orientation, healthy content, and high production quality," according to Xinhua.
- Easing food inspection standards depends on the foundation of "opposing Taiwan independence," the agency said, though Taiwan's government offered no immediate reaction to the announcement.
- Beijing continues to label Taiwan President Lai Ching-te a "separatist," refusing direct talks with him while rejecting his sovereignty claims over the democratically governed island.
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China says it will resume some ties with Taiwan following visit by opposition leader
China said Sunday it would resume some ties it had suspended with Taiwan such as direct flights and imports of Taiwanese aquaculture products following a visit by the opposition leader of Taiwan.
·Washington, United States
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At the end of the visit to Beijing by the chairman of the Taiwanese opposition Kuomintang (KMT) party, Cheng Li-won, Chinese authorities presented a package of measures to strengthen ties with Taiwan, which includes, among other things, the reestablishment of direct air connections.
The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council has been authorized to release ten policy measures to promote cross-strait exchanges and cooperation.
·China
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- 41% of the sources lean Left, 41% of the sources are Center
41% Center
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C 41%
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