Taiwan condemns China's 'wolf warrior' behaviour at Pacific forum
- By Ben Blanchard and Yi-Chin LeeTAIPEI, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Taiwan Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung condemned China's "wolf warrior" diplomacy at this week's forum of Pacific Islands leaders, and said Chinese officials had also engaged in espionage at the event.
- This year's meeting of the Pacific Islands Forum was overshadowed by China's objections to the presence of Taiwan at the summit, saying Taipei was not qualified to attend and that its presence would have consequences.
- Summit host Palau is one of three Pacific island countries with official diplomatic ties to Chinese-claimed Taiwan.
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- By Ben Blanchard and Yi-Chin LeeTAIPEI, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Taiwan Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung condemned China's "wolf warrior" diplomacy at this week's forum of Pacific Islands leaders, and said Chinese officials had also engaged in espionage at the event.
- This year's meeting of the Pacific Islands Forum was overshadowed by China's objections to the presence of Taiwan at the summit, saying Taipei was not qualified to attend and that its presence would have consequences.
- Summit host Palau is one of three Pacific island countries with official diplomatic ties to Chinese-claimed Taiwan.
Sources: Yahoo