ELECTION 2024 / Taiwan urges Beijing to 'face reality' and accept its election results
01/14/2024 02:04 PM
Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) on Sunday called on Beijing to "face reality" and respect the results of its election, after a Chinese government official referred to Taiwan-related matters as an "internal affair" for China.
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