Much like China claiming that they were working with South Korea and Japan on tariffs, which was denied by both countries the very next day, any change in status on Taiwan by India was a false narrative that has been officially rejected.
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>India on Tuesday denied Beijing’s claim that External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar had described Taiwan as “a part of China” during his meeting with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, asserting that there has been “no change in India’s position” on the matter.
The original story only quoted Beijing as claiming this too. r/neoliberal falling for actual Chinese propaganda again, not a good look.
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Much like China claiming that they were working with South Korea and Japan on tariffs, which was denied by both countries the very next day, any change in status on Taiwan by India was a false narrative that has been officially rejected.
>India on Tuesday denied Beijing’s claim that External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar had described Taiwan as “a part of China” during his meeting with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, asserting that there has been “no change in India’s position” on the matter.
The original story only quoted Beijing as claiming this too. r/neoliberal falling for actual Chinese propaganda again, not a good look.