China-Taiwan Tension: China Fueled By Milos’s Taiwan Visit
China-Taiwan Tension: China fueled by speaker Milos’s Taiwan visit, said – will have to pay a heavy price. China has been stung by the visit of the Speaker of the Czech Republic’s Parliament Senate to Taiwan. In a sharp response, it has been called a violation of China’s One China policy.
China’s foreign minister Wang E has said that Senate Speaker Milos Vistrasil will have to pay a heavy price for his visit. Wang is currently in Germany. Milos arrived in Taipei, the capital of Taiwan, on Sunday. It was only in August that the US Minister of Health visited Taiwan that China was shocked. China considers Taiwan it’s part.
China-Taiwan Tension: An attempt to intimidate those who disagree with China
Milos, who arrived in Taipei with the aim of increasing business relations with Taiwan, has said that his country will not bow down to China’s objections. He will have relations with Taiwan in the same way that one nation should keep another nation. Threats such as heavy price bowing demonstrate short-sighted behavior. This is an attempt to intimidate those who disagree. But it does not matter. Wang’s statement interferes with the internal affairs of the Czech Republic.
His visit to Taiwan does not mean any political confrontation. Milos said at an event held at Taipei University on Monday, Czech and Taiwan are independent countries and we should have good relations. He praised Taiwan’s democratic lifestyle. On this occasion, Taiwan’s Finance Minister Wang Mi Hua said, Czech Republic and Taiwan are independent and democratic countries. We have a fantastic history of practicing human rights.
Government is not in support of Milos’s visit
Meanwhile, Czech Republic Foreign Minister Tomas Petricek has clarified in Prague that the government is not in support of Milos’ visit, but the Chinese Ambassador will be summoned to ask for the objectionable response, what is the meaning of the huge price . Petricek said, Foreign Minister Wang’s statement is about to cross the threshold of speaking. Such strong words are not spoken among sovereign nations. Diplomacy does not work without emotions.
