Published 2 years ago • Beijing, China • Updated 2 years ago

China sanctions senior US lawmaker for visiting Taiwan

Summary by Reuters

China's Foreign Ministry on Thursday sanctioned U.S. Representative Michael McCaul, chairman of the House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee, for visiting Taiwan, saying he had sent a "serious wrong signal to Taiwan independence separatist forces."

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China sanctions US Congress member for Taiwan visit

China retaliated against U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s meeting on April 5 with Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen by sanctioning the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and other organizations.

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China sanctions U.S. Congress member for Taiwan visit

China sanctioned a Rep. Michael McCaul, R-Texas, for his visit to Taiwan, saying he violated the “One China” principle that says Beijing has sovereignty over the island.

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China sanctions US Congress member for Taiwan visit

China retaliated against U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s meeting on April 5 with Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen by sanctioning the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and other organizations.

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China Sanctions US Congress Member for Taiwan Visit

China sanctioned a United States lawmaker Thursday for his visit to Taiwan, saying he violated the “One China” principle that says Beijing has sovereignty over the island.

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China sanctions U.S. Congress member for Taiwan visit

China sanctioned Rep. Michael McCaul for a visit to Taiwan, saying he violated the “One China” principle that says Beijing has sovereignty over the island.

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China sanctions US lawmaker for his visit to Taiwan, claiming he violated 'One China' principle

China sanctioned a United States lawmaker Thursday for his visit to Taiwan, saying he violated the "One China" principle that says Beijing has sovereignty over the island. The mainland’s ruling Communist Party says Taiwan, which split from the mainland in 1949 amid a civil war, must be reunited with China by force if necessary. Beijing says Taipei has no right to conduct foreign relations and views visits by U.S. lawmakers to the island as viola…

2 years ago·New York, United States

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