Discussion:Politique étrangère de Taïwan

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I removed the second sentence in the lead, those country no longer recognize Taiwan as a representative of China but an independent country instead.

Here are some quotes of Taiwan's diplomatic allies in the United Nations general assembly [1][2][3]

- Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: "Taiwan is not seeking to represent China as the Government of Chiang Kai-shek did in 1971. The democratically elected Government of Taiwan in this day and age seeks to represent only Taiwan and its 23 million people"

- Tuvalu: "Taiwan is a country with a well and clearly defined territory and an established democratic system of Government"

- Marshall islands:"Taiwan is a sovereign State in which 23 million people have democratically elected representatives to their Government. "

- Nauru: "Taiwan has no intention of representing the People’s Republic of China. Taiwan is a free and peace-loving sovereign State, and its democratically elected Government is the sole legitimate Government of their island State. " --Visaliaw (discuter) 2 décembre 2019 à 01:50 (CET)[répondre]

Thank you for bringing some weblinks to illustrate your modification Émoticône sourire. - Daxipedia - 達克斯百科 (discuter) 3 décembre 2019 à 23:24 (CET)[répondre]