Nauru cuts ties with Taiwan, switches to China


Taipei: The South Pacific nation of Nauru that lies about 4,000km northeast of Sydney, announced it was severing diplomatic ties with Taiwan and would instead recognise China.

In a media release, the Nauru government said it would no longer recognise Taiwan “as a separate country” but “rather as an inalienable part of China’s territory”.

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