MOFA protests labeling of Taiwan in China-Vietnam joint statement

MOFA protests labeling of Taiwan in China-Vietnam joint statement

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Taiwan rebuts China's criticism of deregistration rule - Focus Taiwan

Taipei, April 16 (CNA) Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) on Wednesday rejected Beijing's claim that requiring Chinese spouses to submit proof of renouncing their Chinese household registration was "escalating cross-strait tensions."

Taiwan condemns Vietnam's acceptance of "one-China" claim, calls it "serious distortion of facts"

Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs slammed a joint statement released by China and Vietnam, which mentioned Taiwan as part of China and described it “a serious distortion of the facts,” Taiwan News reported. During Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit on Tuesday, Vietnam backed China’s claim that “Taiwan is an inseparable part of Chinese territory” and opposed “any separatist activity” seeking Taiwan Independence, Taiwan News reported, citing …

Taiwan condemns Vietnam's acceptance of "one-China" claim, calls it "serious distortion of facts" - IndiaPost NewsPaper

TAIWAN: Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs slammed a joint statement released by China and Vietnam, which mentioned Taiwan as part of China and described it “a serious distortion of the facts,” Taiwan News reported. During Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit on Tuesday, Vietnam backed China’s claim that “Taiwan is an inseparable part of Chinese territory” and opposed “any separatist activity” seeking Taiwan Independence, Taiwan News reported,…

Mainland China's spouse Liu Zhen-ya (nicknamed Ya-ya) had her family-based residence permit in Taiwan revoked due to her remarks in favor of military reunification. After returning to the mainland, she was interviewed by the media and reiterated that "Taiwan will always be China's Taiwan." The Mainland Affairs Council bluntly stated that such remarks may affect her subsequent application to come to Taiwan.