India  

China warns after Lai inauguration that Taiwan independence is 'dead end'

IndiaTimes Monday, 20 May 2024
China warns against Taiwan's independence as new President Lai Ching-te is sworn in. Beijing claims Taiwan as its territory and threatens military action. Lai labeled a 'dangerous separatist' by China. Sanctions imposed on US defense companies by China. Wang Wenbin from Chinese foreign ministry cautions against Taiwan independence. Weibo blocks hashtags related to the inauguration.
0
shares
ShareTweetSavePostSend
 
Video Credit: Rumble - Published
News video: Taiwan’s “Dangerous Separatist” Lai Eyes “Steady” Approach Against China’s ‘Carrots & Sticks’ Game

Taiwan’s “Dangerous Separatist” Lai Eyes “Steady” Approach Against China’s ‘Carrots & Sticks’ Game 08:19

Lai Ching-te, Taiwan’s fifth elected president, is set to be sworn in on May 20 and will deliver his inaugural address in front of the Presidential Office. During his address, Lai is set to pledge stability by maintaining the status quo in its relationship with China. Lai Ching-te will take office...

You Might Like


Related videos from verified sources

Enemies of China speak the truth [Video]

Enemies of China speak the truth

Taiwan US-China expert video: Enemies of China speak the truth: The Economist is one of the most anti-China magazines forced to speak the truth that US is losing to China in all fronts...

Credit: Rumble     Duration: 01:36Published
Taiwan Would BEAT China (in Civilization VI) | Deep Thoughts While Gaming [Video]

Taiwan Would BEAT China (in Civilization VI) | Deep Thoughts While Gaming

Could Taiwan beat China? Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping has repeatedly threatened to invade Taiwan. But Taiwan remains one of the most successful political units in the world today. Taking..

Credit: RumblePublished
China has 'no right to punish the people of Taiwan' says President Lai [Video]

China has 'no right to punish the people of Taiwan' says President Lai

"China has no right to punish the people of Taiwan just because of what they advocate," says Taiwan's president Lai Ching-te after Beijing included the death penalty for "particularly serious" cases..

Credit: AFP English     Duration: 00:56Published