How Does the UK View the Taiwan Issue?
The UK is dissatisfied with the heating tensions in the Taiwan Strait as more than 300 British companies are present on the island.
The UK is dissatisfied with the heating tensions in the Taiwan Strait as more than 300 British companies are present on the island.
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