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Taiwan sees only warships and warplanes as China talks peace with opposition - Reuters

Taiwan sees only warships and warplanes as China talks peace with opposition - Reuters

Taiwan sees only warships and warplanes as China talks peace with opposition Reuters

April 10, 2026 at 07:37 AM Original source
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Notable Quotes

"The larger trend of compatriots on both sides of the strait walking nearer, closer, and together will not change."

— Xi Jinping , Politician

"We will seek systemic solutions to prevent and avoid war."

— Cheng Li-wun , Politician

"history tells us that compromising with authoritarian regimes only comes at the cost of sovereignty and democracy."

— Lai Ching-te , Politician

"What should fly in the sky are birds, not missiles. What should swim in the water are fish, not warships."

— Cheng Li-wun , Politician

"We may not have been able to give our ancestors peace, but we can certainly still give peace to the people of today and the people of the future."

— Cheng Li-wun , Politician

"What should fly in the sky are birds, not missiles. What should swim in the water are fish, not warships."

— Cheng Li-wun , Politician

"If ye break faith with us who die, We shall not sleep."

— Cheng Li-wun , Politician

"Don't intentionally put this off because of the meeting with Xi Jinping tomorrow. Don't link this to the Chinese communists."

— Chen Kuan-ting , Politician

"The facts prove that the Chinese communists' military threat against Taiwan is intensifying."

— Michelle Lin , Politician

"China is continuously and persistently expanding its military capabilities, and the military threat it poses to us is becoming increasingly severe."

— Wellington Koo , Politician

"But added China will 'absolutely not tolerate' independence for Taiwan."

— Xi Jinping , Politician

"China is continuously and persistently expanding its military capabilities, and the military threat it poses to us is becoming increasingly severe."

— Wellington Koo , Politician

"But the most frightening scenario is - if all of our international allies were to question whether ⁠we have such resolve, what would we face?"

— Wellington Koo , Politician

"People on both sides of the Taiwan Strait want peace and cooperation, but added China will 'absolutely not tolerate' independence for Taiwan."

— Xi Jinping , Politician

"What should fly in the sky are birds, not missiles. What should swim in the water are fish, not warships."

— Cheng Li-wun , Politician

"The facts prove that the Chinese communists’ military threat against Taiwan is intensifying."

— Michelle Lin , Politician

"Only the island’s people can decide their future."

— Lai Ching-te , Politician

"The larger trend of compatriots on both sides of the strait walking nearer, closer, and together will not change."

— Xi Jinping , Politician

"Although people on both sides of the Taiwan Strait live under different systems, we will respect each other and move towards each other."

— Cheng Li-wun , Politician

"History tells us that compromising with authoritarian regimes only comes at the cost of sovereignty and democracy."

— Lai Ching-te , Politician

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Taiwan sees only warships and warplanes as China talks peace with opposition - Reuters
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Taiwan opposition leader Cheng Li-wun called for peace during her visit to China, as her party faced criticism for skipping crucial defence budget talks in Taipei.

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Gulf Timesvia ai 4 quotes 3 persons

Taiwan opposition leader Cheng Li-wun discussed peace with China during her visit, as her party faced criticism for skipping defence talks in Taipei.

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Taiwanese officials are monitoring increased Chinese naval and military activities around the island, even as Beijing engages in peace talks with Taiwan's opposition leader, Cheng Li-wun.

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Taiwan sees only warships and warplanes as China talks peace with opposition
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Despite China's peace overtures, Taiwan observes escalating military pressure, including daily deployments of warships and warplanes near the island.

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Y94via ai 3 quotes 3 persons

Cheng Li-wun, Taiwan's opposition leader, advocates for peace during her visit to China, while her party's absence from defense budget talks in Taipei raises concerns.

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Investing.comvia ai

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Newservia ai 3 quotes 3 persons

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