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#Taiwan foreign policy

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi (left) and Philippine President Ferdinand Romualdez Marcos Jr (right). (Photo: AP/CNA)

MOFA supports Japan-Philippines statement: Taiwan Strait stability an international issue

Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung (right) hosted a banquet for Tuvalu Foreign Affairs and Labor and Trade Minister Paulson Panapa (left). (Photo via The Ministry of Foreign Affairs & CNA)

Foreign Minister thanks Tuvalu for support, vows to deepen cooperation

Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung inspected the construction site of the new parliament building in the Marshall Islands, stating that Taiwan is cooperating with the United States to fund the construction of the new parliament building. (Photo via Lin Chia-lung's Facebook)

Foreign minister visits site of new Marshall Islands parliament building

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs' comprehensive diplomacy strategy, and especially the Prosperous Nation Project, simultaneously enhances the friendship between the two countries and the well-being of their people. (Photo: CNA)

“Taiwan model” for diplomacy focuses on mutual benefit: Foreign Minister

Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung pointed out that in December, the Trump administration released a new National Security Strategy, which not only emphasized the importance of the Western Hemisphere, but also identified Taiwan alongside Japan and South Korea within the first island chain theater of operations. (Photo: CNR Archives)

Aligned interests with the United States are the best security guarantee: Foreign Minister

Nasry Asfura is Honduras' new president-elect, and vowed during his campaign to reinstate diplomatic relations with Taiwan if elected. (Photo via @firmeconpapi on X)

Honduran president-elect Nasry Asfura vows to reinstate recognition of Taiwan

In response to Japanese media reports that Taiwan's establishment of an office in Estonia has stalled, the Foreign Ministry reiterated Monday that it maintains an open attitude and is willing to discuss ways to strengthen bilateral relations and enhance mutual understanding. (Photo: CNR Archives)

Foreign Ministry open to discussion over Estonian representative office

President Lai Ching-te (right) and Mrs. Akie Abe (left), widow of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, jointly unveiled the National Chengchi University's Shinzo Abe Research Center's plaque at the center's inauguration on Sunday. (Photo: Rti)

New Shinzo Abe Research Center opens at Taipei university

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs welcomes the delegation of members of the Flemish Region of Belgium to Taiwan, and believes that this visit will help deepen exchanges and cooperation between Taiwan and the region across various fields. (Photo courtesy of the Foreign Ministry)

Belgian politicians visit Taiwan to strengthen exchanges

The South African flag. (Photo: Unsplash)

South Africa forces Taiwan’s liaison office to leave capital, change name

Japanese and Taiwanese flags. (Photo: Rti)

Taiwan-Japan sign immigration info sharing MOU amid espionage concerns: Japanese media

German Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs Johann Wadephul. (Photo: AFP)

Taiwan praises Germany’s call for peace in Taiwan Strait

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