Feleti Teo is named Tuvalu’s new prime minister after elections that ousted Taiwan supporter
- Feleti Teo is elected unopposed as prime minister of Tuvalu, replacing former PM Kausea Natano. The election was closely watched by various nations.
- Teo has extensive experience in the fisheries industry and will prioritize international relations, especially with Taiwan, in his new government.
- Teo will be sworn in with his cabinet later this week, and there are concerns about the impact of the new government on China's influence in the region.
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Newly elected Tuvaluan prime minister affirms ties with Taiwan: MOFA - Focus Taiwan
Taipei, Feb. 26 (CNA) Taiwan has received reassurances from Tuvalu's newly elected prime minister, Feleti Teo, that his country will continue to have diplomatic relations with Taiwan, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) said in a press release Monday.
Feleti Teo is named Tuvalu's new prime minister after elections that ousted Taiwan supporter
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Tuvalu’s former attorney general Feleti Teo was named prime minister of the tiny South Pacific nation Monday after elections a month ago ousted the last government leader.
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