Experts divided on proposed name change for Taiwan's de facto embassy in U.S.
03/15/2025 03:48 PM
Experts have expressed mixed opinions on a bipartisan U.S. Senate proposal to rename Taiwan's de facto embassy in Washington D.C., with some praising its symbolic significance while others warned of potential risks amid rising cross-strait tensions.
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