If she doesn’t appear to be asking for anything insignificant, maybe it’s time for the int’l community to consider what has been asked of her country #Taiwan for the last few decades. @IFJGlobal@RSF_en https://t.co/mR4ZXlavux
#EXCLUSIVE Taiwan's President Tsai calls on the international community to 'constrain' China by standing up for freedoms, casting her island's neighbour as a global threat to democracy in an exclusive interview with AFP https://t.co/V5165fHbIz
‘Two of the most widely-spread images proved misleading,’ says #AFP on Facebook, one of which we have admittedly shared. Read their full report: https://t.co/CyEJoA595Q
'In the West, at least in Europe, there are people ... who support the idea that #Taiwan is not part of #China.' #Belgium Senator Simone Susskind
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@Walker_CT On why #China had come down so hard, it might shed some light by pointing out #Taiwan was mentioned in the 'award-winning' piece for a total time of 0. Maybe that'll serve as a wake up call for the int'l community to stop considering #China a threat only to #Taiwan.
This thread has some great behind-the-scenes details about how a couple reporters just managed to confirm a story people have been trying to nail since 2005: how and where @NSAGov and @ATT are tapping into America's internet communications. https://t.co/smNnMxaVB3
@pressfreedom@CPJAsia 'With the first link, the chain is forged. The first speech censured, the first thought forbidden, the first freedom denied, chains us all irrevocably.' (Jean-Luc Picard, 2367)
Dear int'l media: Under a country's "one China" policy (not same as Beijing's 'one China' principle), the said country normally "takes note of" or "acknowledges" Beijing's CONTENTION that Taiwan is part of China. Not same as agreeing that TW is part of China, let alone the PRC.
'By the second decade of the 21st century, the CCP’s strategy was, as Global Times wrote in 2016, to engineer the “Lebanonization” of Taiwan — in other words, to create division and chaos in the island [through pro-Beijing crime syndicates].' (@JMichaelCole1) https://t.co/flN6fWNpOK