[Global Network Comprehensive Report] The Taiwan authorities have successively lost two "diplomatic countries" of Solomon Islands and the Republic of Kiribati within a week. A Taiwanese media reporter asked Taiwan's "Foreign Minister" Wu Zhaoxie on the 20th that after the Tsai Ing-wen administration came to power, it had "cut off seven countries". Is there a "bottom line" and "vigilance"? How many "cuts" will adjust the "diplomatic actions". Wu claimed that he had not discussed this yet, while Taiwanese netizens mocked him for continuing to work hard to "break" until he returned to zero.
Taiwan's "East Sen News Cloud" and other media reported on the morning of the 20th that Kiribati "severed diplomatic relations" with the Taiwan authorities on the 20th, and was confirmed to be the seventh "diplomatic diplomatic country" to "severe diplomatic relations" with Taiwan since Tsai Ing-wen took office in 2016. During this week, the Solomon Islands "cut off diplomatic relations" with the Taiwan authorities on the 16th. At the press conference on the afternoon of the 20th, Wu Zhaoxie first revealed the news of his "breaking of diplomatic relations" with Kiribati, and then answered questions from Taiwanese media reporters.
A reporter asked that after the Tsai Ing-wen administration came to power, it had "severed seven countries". Is there a "bottom line" and "vigilance"? How many "breaks" will be done to adjust the "diplomatic actions". In response, Wu Zhaoxie claimed that "there has not been discussed yet" and said that he "attention to all friendly countries."
However, some netizens on the island sarcastically said that the Taiwan authorities should continue to work hard to "severe" and achieve the state of zeroing!
Some people angrily scolded the DPP for "explosiveness". Wu Zhaoxie "waiting for record-breaking diplomatic relations before leaving?"
What's more, some netizens bluntly said that without the 1992 Consensus, the only role of the Taiwan authorities on the international stage is to be a "death prisoner".
In addition, the Kuomintang also stated on the 20th that the Kuomintang demanded that Tsai Ing-wen should immediately remove relevant officials such as the inappropriate "Foreign Minister" Wu Zhaoxie. When reporting on this, Taiwan's "Buy and Business Times" even sarcastically said, "Severe diplomatic relations and buy one free?"
Just before Kiribati "severe diplomatic relations" with the Taiwan authorities, Taiwan's "China Times" published a comment saying that the article said that the DPP carried out a "Tang Ji Kede"-like fantasy diplomacy, which was divorced from the illusory ideal of reality, and refused to recognize and accept the fact that cross-strait relations determine the diplomatic situation.
However, the article described that Taiwan "severed diplomatic relations" with the Solomon Islands on the 16th, setting a record of breaking diplomatic relations with six countries in three years and four months. The "stable diplomacy" advocated by the DPP authorities is on the verge of collapse into "trampling on the death diplomacy."
For the "severance of diplomatic relations" between the Republic of Kiribati and the Taiwan authorities on the 20th, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang responded on the 20th that China highly appreciates the decision of the Kiribati government to recognize the one-China principle, sever the so-called "diplomatic relations" with the Taiwan authorities and restore diplomatic relations with China. We support this important decision made independently by Kiribati as a sovereign and independent state.
Geng Shuang said at the regular press conference of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs held that day that there is only one China in the world, the government of the People's Republic of China is the only legal government representing the whole of China, and Taiwan is an inalienable part of China's territory. This is not only confirmed by UN resolutions, but also a general consensus among the international community. Based on the one-China principle, China has established formal diplomatic relations with 178 countries in the world.
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