INTERVIEW/Senior Tuvalu parliamentarians voice support for ties with Taiwan
02/01/2024 03:29 PM
A Tuvaluan prime ministerial hopeful and the country's departing prime minister on Wednesday both expressed their support for the continued diplomatic ties with Taiwan, after recent warnings that relations could be severed.
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