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[Sovereignty] “Labeling Taiwan as part of China has far-reaching implications because it provides a legal basis for Beijing’s erroneous sovereignty claim and tacitly approves the use of military force,” Taiwan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Jaushieh Joseph Wu said. “Citing the Common Foreign and Security Policy passed by the European Parliament in February, Wu said China’s territorial claims over Taiwan have no basis in international law, adding that neither Taiwan nor China is subordinate to the other and only Taiwan’s democratically elected government can represent the country’s people on the international stage. He pressed for Demark to remain consistent with the EU and address Taiwan accordingly.” ¨
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Foreign Minister Wu gives interview to Denmark’s Berlingske - Taiwan Today
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[Earthquake] Great article about the earthquake in Taiwan. “One notes that the narrative on Taiwan shifted several days after the earthquake in international media reporting. Bemoaning of the potential damage to infrastructure and semiconductor manufacturing eventually shifted to praise of Taiwan’s resilience, in that a severe earthquake led to relatively limited disruption for most of Taiwan.”
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International Reactions to Tuesday’s Earthquake Reflects Shifting Views on Taiwan | New Bloom Magazine
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Taiwan has been hit by a "magnitude 7.2 earthquake that struck just off the coast of Hualien County","the largest quake to hit the nation in 25 years." "The death toll had reached nine, while 946 people were injured and 137 were still trapped or stranded as of 7pm yesterday."
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Biggest quake in 25 years rocks Taiwan - Taipei Times
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