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1st LD-Writethru: Mainland says Lai sends dangerous signal in speech as Taiwan s new leader

1st LD-Writethru: Mainland says Lai sends dangerous signal in speech as Taiwan s new leader
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Mainland says Lai sends dangerous signal in speech as Taiwan s new leader- China org cn

Mainland says Lai sends dangerous signal in speech as Taiwan s new leader- China org cn
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Mainland restates firm opposition to Taiwan independence

The Chinese mainland on Monday reiterated its firm opposition to

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China says Taiwan leader s inaugural speech sent dangerous signal

China accuses Taiwan's new leader, Lai Ching-te, of sending a "dangerous signal" in his inaugural speech by "stubbornly" seeking the island's independence and making provocations that could undermine cross-strait peace and stability.

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China breathes fire as Taiwan s new President William Lai asserts sovereignty

Taiwan s new President Lai Ching-te asserts Taiwan s sovereignty, sparking China s denouncement. Lai, of the DPP, succeeded Tsai Ing-wen. In his inaugural speech, he calls for peace, upholding the Republic of China s sovereignty.

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