ELECTION 2024 / MAC urges China to 'respect' Taiwan's election results
01/14/2024 01:09 AM
Taiwan's top government agency handling cross-Taiwan Strait affairs has called on Beijing to "respect" the results of the presidential and legislative elections held on Saturday, saying they had showcased the resolve of Taiwanese society to safeguard freedom and democracy.
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