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China Protests Philippine President Marcos’ Remarks on Taiwan

China Protests Philippine President Marcos’ Remarks on Taiwan

China has expressed strong opposition to remarks made by Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. regarding Taiwan. The Chinese Foreign Ministry stated that it has "lodged serious protests" with the Philippines over Marcos' comments. The tension arises from Marcos' statement that the Philippines would not sever its ties with Taiwan, despite China's claims of sovereignty over the island. China views Taiwan as a breakaway province that must be reunited with the mainland, and it has warned other countries against supporting Taiwan's independence. The dispute highlights the ongoing geopolitical tensions between China and its neighbors over the issue of Taiwan's status.

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