China, Taiwan and LA MALBAIE
Tough G-7 statement drops ‘one China’ reference from language on Taiwan
The statement dropped past reassurances, recently stated in November, that there is “no change in the basic position of the G-7 members on Taiwan, including stated one-China policies”, as well as that the G-7 is “not decoupling or turning inwards” and recognising the importance of China in global trade.
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