EU Parliament set to call for naval presence in Taiwan Strait
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The European Parliament has not shown any hesitation: a greater European naval presence is needed in the Indo-Pacific in support of Taiwan. The vote at the Strasbourg Plenary on the recommendations on the political relations between the EU and China has even strengthened the decision of the Eurocamera Commission for Foreign Affairs to put additional stakes in Beijing on the [...] The article "EU challenges China on Taiwan: the Eurocamera demands…
The European Parliament on Wednesday voted to adopt a significantly tougher stance on China, calling it a “decisive contributor” to Russia and urging European countries to maintain a “continuous naval presence and conduct joint exercises” in and around the Taiwan Strait. The report also urged swift action to address Beijing’s industrial policies, describing them as a “vital threat to the EU’s survival.” The report was overwhelmingly approved by …
Yesterday, October 7, the European Parliament voted in plenary on a resolution setting out an intransigent line towards Beijing, taking a decisive step The resolution urges member states to deploy a regular maritime presence with coordinated naval maneuvers in the Taiwan Strait, to cooperate in security with regional actors such as India and to put pressure on the UN to ensure access to international institutions for citizens with Taiwanese pass…
The European Parliament overwhelmingly adopted a resolution calling for a tough stance against China. It called for the continued deployment of naval vessels in the Taiwan Strait and joint exercises, and also expressed concern about Chinese-made electric vehicles, overproduction, and Sino-Russian relations.
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