China should abandon threats against Taiwan, US diplomat says - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMirAFBVV95cUxNU1h6a2tZSWJEcWNSSnVtWVdyRXpEdFIzaVVzdzc2dVpZRFpJVmNJdVVLeGo0WWRmVkl6eWhzNWptY2dhRUlOdjZyaXZnbjlqU3JXTFBNMHNiSWl2TXkwQzVDNl84OXNtTXlIY2o3ZnNtMHdSSGJnMnNRazFPSUxQcDA5OFF3enJ5MUJrM05SVnBMTjJHSC1YM19QUGNQelBMR0poMC1VdUZydFBu?oc=5" target="_blank">China should abandon threats against Taiwan, US diplomat says</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Raymond Greene, the top U.S. diplomat in Taiwan, urges China to cease threats and military pressure against Taiwan, advocating for open communication to stabilize relations.

Raymond Greene, the de facto U.S. ambassador in Taiwan, calls for China to abandon threats and military pressure against Taiwan, emphasizing the need for open communication to stabilize cross-strait relations.

Raymond Greene, the top U.S. diplomat in Taiwan, urges China to cease threats and military pressure against Taiwan, advocating for open communication to stabilize relations.

Raymond Greene, the top US diplomat in Taiwan, called on China to abandon threats and military pressure against Taiwan, advocating for open communication to stabilize relations.

Raymond Greene, the de facto US ambassador in Taiwan, emphasized the need for China to cease military pressure and engage in dialogue with Taiwan's leaders to stabilize relations.

Raymond Greene, head of the American Institute in Taiwan, called for China to cease threats and military pressure against Taiwan, advocating for open communication to stabilize relations.

Raymond Greene, the top US diplomat in Taiwan, urged China to abandon threats and military pressure against Taiwan and engage in dialogue with the island's leaders to stabilize relations.

Raymond Greene, the top U.S. diplomat in Taiwan, urges China to cease threats and military pressure against Taiwan, advocating for open communication to stabilize relations.