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China should abandon threats against Taiwan, US diplomat says Reuters
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"However, we also expect China – Beijing – to maintain open communication channels with all of Taiwan’s political parties, especially the leaders elected by the Taiwanese people, in order to avoid misunderstandings and to stabilise cross-strait relations."
— Raymond Greene , Politician
"I believe this would help ease cross-strait tensions."
— Raymond Greene , Politician
"I don’t think there is a conflict here, because if there is sufficient deterrence capability, it will lead to a more equal dialogue."
— Raymond Greene , Politician
"So if Taiwan can have sufficient deterrence capability, it can take the option of war off the table."
— Raymond Greene , Politician
"We further expect China to abandon threats against Taiwan or military pressure. I believe this would help ease cross-strait tensions."
— Raymond Greene , Politician
"However, we also expect China - Beijing - to maintain open communication channels with all of Taiwan's political parties, especially the leaders elected by the Taiwanese people, in order to avoid misunderstandings and to stabilize cross-strait relations."
— Raymond Greene , Politician
"I believe this would help ease cross-strait tensions."
— Raymond Greene , Politician
"I don't think there is a conflict here, because if there is sufficient deterrence capability, it will lead to a more equal dialogue."
— Raymond Greene , Politician
"I don’t think there is a conflict here, because if there is sufficient deterrence capability, it will lead to a more equal dialogue."
— Greene , Other
"So if Taiwan can have sufficient deterrence capability, it can take the option of war off the table."
— Greene , Other
"However, we also expect China – Beijing – to maintain open communication channels with all of Taiwan’s political parties, especially the leaders elected by the Taiwanese people, in order to avoid misunderstandings and to stabilise cross-strait relations."
— Raymond Greene , Politician
"I don’t think there is a conflict here, because if there is sufficient deterrence capability, it will lead to a more equal dialogue."
— Raymond Greene , Politician
"There are three ways to resolve cross-strait differences: the first is dialogue, the second is coercion and the third is war."
— Raymond Greene , Politician
"However, we also expect China - Beijing - to maintain open communication channels with all of Taiwan's political parties, especially the leaders elected by the Taiwanese people, in order to avoid misunderstandings and to stabilise cross-strait relations."
— Raymond Greene , Politician
"I don't think there is a conflict here, because if there is sufficient deterrence capability, it will lead to a more equal dialogue."
— Raymond Greene , Politician
Key People
Cheng Li-wun is the chairperson of Taiwan’s main opposition Nationalist Party, or Kuomintang (KMT).
A US diplomat discussing Taiwan and China relations.
President of Taiwan.
Mr. Raymond Greene is the director of the American Institute in Taiwan and serves as the de facto ambassador.
Xi Jinping is the General Secretary of the Communist Party of China and President of China.
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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, 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 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 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.
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