Taiwan marks 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day by highlighting threats from China
- Taiwan commemorated the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day while highlighting threats from China, whose leader Xi Jinping was in Russia for commemorations.
- Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te stated that Taiwan and Europe are facing "the threat of a new authoritarian bloc."
- Lai emphasized that those who cherish peace "cannot sit idly by and allow aggression."
- Lai noted that history shows that military aggression is an "unjust crime that is bound to fail.
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Taiwan president marks World War Two anniversary, warning indulging aggressors only whets appetite for expansion
TAIPEI, May 8 — Taiwan and Europe face the same threat from authoritarianism, President Lai Ching-te said today, marking 80 years since the end of World War Two in Europe and warning that indulging aggressors only whets their appetite for expansion. Taiwan has faced increased military pressure from China, including war games, as Beijing seeks to assert its sovereignty claims over the democratically-governed island, and has sought joint cause wit…
On 80th anniversary of VE Day, Taiwan and China battle over history - Focus Taiwan
Taipei, May 8 (CNA) Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) on Thursday slammed a historical argument made by Xi Jinping (習近平) for China's sovereignty over Taiwan, calling it "deceptive" and "contrary to the facts."

Taiwan marks 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day by highlighting threats from China
Taiwan marked the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day on Thursday by making broad comparisons between threats to European peace and aggression from China, whose leader Xi Jinping was in Russia for commemorations as Moscow continues its invasion of Ukraine.
Taiwan’s Lai Warns of New Totalitarian Threat in Victory in Europe Day Speech
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te warned that Taiwan and Europe are under threat from new totalitarian powers in a speech aimed at underscoring Taipei’s alignment with the West amid growing threats from China.
China Restates Aversion To Taiwan’s Independence, Warns Of Consequences
The People‘s Republic of China has reaffirmed its aversion to the secessionist ambitions of some elements in the Taiwan region of China and their foreign backers. It has also warned of China’s response to any unilateral declaration of independence from the area. The Chief of Political Section of the Chinese Embassy in Nigeria, Zhu Songbo, said this in his remarks at the Media Salon on the One-China Principle as the Bedrock of China—Nigeria Relat…
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