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EU lawmakers meet Taiwan premier in first official visit

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By HUIZHONG WU
Associated Press

TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — European lawmakers are meeting with Taiwan’s premier in the first official visit of a European Parliament delegation to the self-ruled island, which is also claimed by China. Seven members of the European Parliament committee on foreign interference in democratic processes are in Taiwan. The European Parliament passed a resolution last month calling for the body to intensify EU-Taiwan political relations. The visit comes amid growing support for the democratic island, which Beijing claims as part of its territory to be annexed by force if necessary. Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Joseph Wu visited the Czech Republic and Slovakia last week on a tour to step up cooperation with the two countries, triggering protests from Beijing.  

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