In an exclusive interview with India Today, Taiwanese Foreign Minister Joseph Wu aimed at Beijing and said world democracy must unite to fight Chinese hegemonic activities. The challenging attitude of Wu came when the tension between Taiwan and China was at the highest point of all time after Beijing took the shipment of the US Speaker Nancy Pelosi to the island state and continued to carry out large -scale military exercises that violated the Taiwiase air space in Taiwanse and territorial waters .
“Democracy must unite. Chinese actions are not limited to Taiwan or the South China Sea. Australia is worried about China in the Solomon Islands. China is building a base in Djibouti, “said Wu, detailed the hegemony of China which developed in Asia and its surroundings. “They targeted Taiwan this time but they also targeted the disputed water in the East China Sea. And see the way they expand their strength in the South China Sea. And this is not that. They also move beyond the first island chain into the Pacific,” Wu said more carry on.
“They concluded the security agreement with the Solomon Islands recently and they intend to move beyond the Solomon Islands to other islands. Security agreements with the Solomon Islands make some countries very nervous because the islands are right in front of the door of Australia and you and you can Seeing how nervous Australia is, “added Wu.
The Taiwan Foreign Minister also touched the economic and political crisis in Sri Lanka, and said China, through large -scale -scale infrastructure projects and loans to island countries, had a surefire role to play in it. “China’s actions in Sri Lanka are eye opening. Look at Sri Lanka and I’m sure our Indian friends see it in amazement. How can China cause the collapse of Sri Lanka but at the same time controlling its port, “Minister told India Today.
He continued by saying that China adopted the same strategy in Cambodia. China did the same thing to Cambodia at this time and it moved beyond the Indian Ocean to Africa, he said. “Look at Djibouti and China’s ambitions are not limited to this,” he added. Minister WU also stressed the need for democracy to unite to take expansionist forces.
“We see what China can do. And therefore, all democracy is needed, including India, to work with each other to ward off authoritarianism expansion. All democracy needs to work together. We see Ukraine and we see the Taiwan Taiwan Strait. It is clear that Democracy throughout the world needs to unite. If not, we fall, “he warned.
Wu’s strong criticism of China and his geo-political policy came against the background of a visit to Taiwan by a delegation of bipartisan members of the Japanese Parliament. The delegation will be in Taipei from August 22-24, as long as he is expected to meet with Taiwan President Tsai Ing-Wen to discuss direct shot exercises recently by the Chinese military and conduct brainstorming how to increase defense and bilateral bilateral bonds.
Minister WU also talked about a strong relationship between Taiwan and Japan and took China about the problem of limiting fruit exports from Taiwan to Hong Kong and Macau. “Taiwan’s relationship with Japan is very solid. Sometimes Taiwan fruits are prohibited by China. For example, mangoes produced in Taiwan are very good. But sometimes the Hong Kong government or the Macau government is tested positively to the mango. I don’t know how they find the nose of the mango “To do the test or what their symptoms but they do that,” he said with his tongue. Regarding military cooperation between Taiwan and Japan, Wu said, “It is one of our fields that we have no substantive relations with each other. The relationship between Taiwan and Japan comes from the grassroots. People and people relations.”
He added that Japan and Taiwan work together in non-traditional security such as cyber security. Meanwhile, Taiwan is also looking for Indian assistance to be included in Interpol after China blocks the entry. China, who claimed to be democratically ordered Taiwan as his own territory, had carried out military training to show his anger about Nancy Pelosi’s journey to Taipei earlier this month, blaming Washington for the tension.
In fact, the Taiwan Ministry of Defense said 17 Chinese aircraft and six Chinese ships were detected operating around Taiwan on Friday. It is said that this includes eight aircraft that crosses the median line of the Taiwan Strait, which at normal time acts as an unofficial barrier between the two parties. China says Taiwan is the most sensitive and important problem in its relationship with the United States, and that he has the right to ensure its safety and maintain his territorial integrity.
The Taiwanese government said that because the people of the people of China never ruled Taiwan, he did not have the right to claim it or decided on his future, which could only be determined by 23 million people on the island.