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#Taiwan-Eswatini Relations

President Lai Ching-te received a farewell ceremony as he left Eswatini, returning to Taiwan this Tuesday morning. (Photo: Presidential Office)

President Lai returns to Taiwan after circumventing China’s blockade to Eswatini

A U.S. State Department spokesperson said that Lai's trip to Eswatini is a routine visit and should not be politicized. (Photo: U.S. State Department)

US State Department: Taiwan's relations bring significant benefits to Eswatini citizens

Kuomintang Chairperson Cheng Li-wun. (Photo: Rti)

President Lai’s trip to Eswatini sparks legislative debate

President Lai Ching-te arriving in Eswatini on May 2. (Photo: Lai Ching-te/Facebook)

President arrives in Eswatini, says Taiwan will never give up on engaging with the world

President Lai Ching-te (right) met with Thulisile Dladla (left), the special envoy of the King of Eswatini and Deputy Prime Minister. (Photo courtesy of the Presidential Office)

King Mswati III’s Special Envoy says President Lai “must visit” Eswatini in future

Although unable to visit Eswatini in-person due to Chinese pressure, Lai Ching-te delivered a speech entirely in English via video to express his gratitude to Eswatini for its support of Taiwan. (Photo courtesy of the Presidential Office)

Taiwan-Eswatini cooperation an example to the world: President

Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung (front row, second from left) during a letter of intent signing event in Eswatini. (Photo: Lin Chia-lung/Facebook)

Foreign Minister highlights economic cooperation during Eswatini visit

Bonnie S. Glaser (Photo: CNA)

Scholars say Eswatini trip delay highlights China’s diplomatic coercion

Spokesperson Thabile Mdluli underscored that this will not change the long-standing bilateral relationship between Eswatini and Taiwan. (Photo: Rti)

Eswatini-Taiwan relations will not weaken despite Lai's postponed trip under Beijing’s pressure: Spokesperson Mdluli

The United States Department of State is criticizing the countries involved in revoking President Lai Ching-te's flight permits. (Photo: U.S. Department of State)

US condemns countries blocking Taiwan President Lai’s flights to Eswatini

Presidential Secretary-General Pan Men-An explained in an emergency press conference that President Lai's trip to Eswatini had to be postponed last-minute, after three countries along his planned travel route revoked his flight permits without prior notice. (Photo: CNA)

Beijing pressures three countries to cancel President Lai’s flights, postponing Eswatini trip

President Lai Ching-te will lead a delegation to Eswatini in late April. The trip is President Lai’s first visit to Eswatini as president, and second overseas trip since his election, and was announced Monday by Presidential Office Spokesperson Karen Kuo. (Photo: CNA)

President Lai to make first official visit to Eswatini in late April

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