So will the PAP or our dear PM Lee dare to congratulate Taiwan's Lai Ching-te on his presidency? LOL.
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Xiasuay Farking CCP Glass heart again: China summons PH ambassador after Marcos congratulates Taiwan’s Lai
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毛宁我可以操你吗？
毛宁你下面有毛吗？
One China policy is fine but Singapore has the option to deal with Taiwan directly and Singapore’s view is that Taiwan represents one China
China has stalled all infrastructure projects with the Philippines as agreed upon when Duterte was the president.
Not a cent was spent.
Marcos Junior should ditch China for Taiwan.
Not a cent was spent.
Marcos Junior should ditch China for Taiwan.
Taiwan is the new China
台湾是新中国
台湾是新中国
There is only one China...Republic of China (ROC)
Fuck China
, congratulations President Lai
China rebukes Singapore for congratulating new Taiwan leader
Bloomberg
Updated Tue, 16 January 2024 at 5:41 pm GMT+10·3-min read
By Philip J. Heijmans and Andreo Calonzo
(Bloomberg) — Beijing has reminded Singapore of its “one-China” position on Taiwan in a rare show of public disapproval after the city-state congratulated Vice President Lai Ching-te and the ruling Democratic Progressive Party for its election win.
Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Mao Ning said that “China has immediately made solemn démarches to Singapore.” That’s the equivalent of a diplomatic reprimand.
Lai Ching-te at an election night rally in Taipei on Jan. 13. (Photo: An Rong Xu/Bloomberg)
“Singaporean leaders stated on multiple occasions that the Taiwan question is ‘a deep red line’ for China,” Mao said on Monday. “China values this statement and hopes that Singapore will strictly abide by the one-China principle and uphold the overall friendly relations between China and Singapore with concrete actions.”
Singapore’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not immediately reply to an emailed request seeking comment.
The Southeast Asian country, like most neighbours, has sought to balance deep ties with both China and the US amid a growing geopolitical competition between the two. It has also been vocal in promoting further dialogue in cross-strait relations even though Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has downplayed the likelihood of an imminent conflict over Taiwan.
Singapore’s Foreign Ministry in its comments on Sunday touted a “close and longstanding friendship with Taiwan and the Taiwanese people,” as it had in years past, saying it would continue to foster ties based on its “One China” policy. “Singapore has consistently supported the peaceful development of cross-strait relations,” it said.
https://sg.news.yahoo.com/china-reb...ngratulating-new-taiwan-leader-074114413.html
, congratulations President LaiChina rebukes Singapore for congratulating new Taiwan leader
Bloomberg
Updated Tue, 16 January 2024 at 5:41 pm GMT+10·3-min read
By Philip J. Heijmans and Andreo Calonzo
(Bloomberg) — Beijing has reminded Singapore of its “one-China” position on Taiwan in a rare show of public disapproval after the city-state congratulated Vice President Lai Ching-te and the ruling Democratic Progressive Party for its election win.
Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Mao Ning said that “China has immediately made solemn démarches to Singapore.” That’s the equivalent of a diplomatic reprimand.
Lai Ching-te at an election night rally in Taipei on Jan. 13. (Photo: An Rong Xu/Bloomberg)
“Singaporean leaders stated on multiple occasions that the Taiwan question is ‘a deep red line’ for China,” Mao said on Monday. “China values this statement and hopes that Singapore will strictly abide by the one-China principle and uphold the overall friendly relations between China and Singapore with concrete actions.”
Singapore’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not immediately reply to an emailed request seeking comment.
The Southeast Asian country, like most neighbours, has sought to balance deep ties with both China and the US amid a growing geopolitical competition between the two. It has also been vocal in promoting further dialogue in cross-strait relations even though Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has downplayed the likelihood of an imminent conflict over Taiwan.
Singapore’s Foreign Ministry in its comments on Sunday touted a “close and longstanding friendship with Taiwan and the Taiwanese people,” as it had in years past, saying it would continue to foster ties based on its “One China” policy. “Singapore has consistently supported the peaceful development of cross-strait relations,” it said.
https://sg.news.yahoo.com/china-reb...ngratulating-new-taiwan-leader-074114413.html
Somebody must start a petition in Singapore to send congratulation message to China supreme leader president Lai of Taiwan
Why our botak pineapple never congratulate Lai ? No balls ?
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