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other United Nations member countries that officially recognize Taiwan as a sovereign independent country. Additionally, The United States continues to support Taiwan and does not dispute it is a country. No country in the world actually disputes Taiwan is country except for China. And if you've been paying attention to what the Chinese have been doing you can see that they have pressured all countrie's of the world, forcing them, to recognize only "One China" under their so-called "One-China Policy" when the reality is indisputable, you have two separate independent countries that use the name "China" in their official national titles, they both have their own presidents, their own military forces, their own different monetary currencies, their government and their own sovereign territories. The Chinese are trying claim everything in the South China Seas despite the fact the Chinese lost an official legal ruling by the United Nations Tribunal in Hague that specifically states that the Chinese have no legal claim to the islands in the South China Sea, this United Nations Tribunal legal ruling was official, but China continues to ignore this official UN ruling and builds military missile bases on these islands in the South China Sea while bullying the Phillippines, Vietnam and other Southeast Asian countries into submission. They are also trying to bully Taiwan but thankfully Taiwan's military forces are extremely powerful, on par in every way with Israel's military forces. The Chinese are afraid of Taiwan's nuclear weapons which they now aim at major cities in China like Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou and also the Three Gorges Dam. In in the event of a foreign invasion by China against Taiwan, the Taiwanese military forces can launch nuclear weapons to destroy the Three Gorges Dam which instantly flood the entire region killing over 300 million people instantly. China has no chance to take over Taiwan unless they put soldiers on the ground in Taiwan, but the fact that Taiwan has a standing army of 2 million with another 5 million reserves and then add to that the hordes of Taiwanese civilian militia groups that would fight the Chinese invaders would make it impossible for them to take over Taiwan, given that only a small percentage of Taiwan's coastlines are suitable for an amphibious invasion force. And if the Chinese tried to send paratroopers they would instantly get shot down since Taiwan has state of the art radar systems, the most advanced U.S. made versions of the Patiot 3 missile defense systems and Taiwan's own domestically developed state of the art Tienkung missile defense systems. Taiwan now has the most advanced U.S. made versions of the Apache attack helicopter and Taiwan's own domestically made stealth warships and are now building more submarines. Additionally, Taiwan's domestic advanced technology industries have developed a state of the radar system that can detect the stealth jet fighters of China. Taiwan even has a National Space program that has already developed their own rockets, spacecraft and satellite launch capabilities, not to mention that Taiwan has their spy satellites in low Earth orbit right now continuously observing China. Taiwan is also currently building the first of their several Taiwanese aircraft carriers to compete with China's aircraft carriers. Taiwan is NOT Hong Kong or Macao, both of which are just territories of China that don't even have their own presidents or military forces, they both have nothing except a small police force. In stark contrast, Taiwan is a powerful industrialized and developed sovereign independent country that will never surrender to China, if the Chinese continue to provoke Taiwan, the Taiwanese forces have the ability to destroy all of China, this includes using Taiwanese nuclear weapons, biological weapons and chemical weapons which they have in stock are secured underneath their mountain ranges in central Taiwan. The world should not submit to the information war that the Chinese have been waging against not only Taiwan but the United States and Europe. This is NO dispute whatsoever that Taiwan is a country except for China causing problems and trying to force American airlines and other international European companies into following their communist Chinese viewpoints. The United States is a superpower, we don't bow to communist China, we don't submit to their information war or propaganda campaign. Read this....
531:, and if this line of defense fails, then means that China can station their nuclear weapons, submarine bases, air force bases on the country of Taiwan and launch attacks against American air bases in Okinawa, Japan and other East Asian bases. This would push the U.S. military forces out of East Asia and allow China to dominate all of Asia with the eventual goal of exerting their dominance in the world and replacing the USA as the number #1 most powerful superpower in the world. Communist China, like the 32 Arab nations that don't recognize Israel, has absolutely no justification to "dispute" Taiwan's status as a sovereign independent given the indisputed fact the ip user above mentioned that the Republic of China (Taiwan) officially proclaimed their independence as a sovereign nation-state in 1912. So China can "dispute" Taiwan all they want just like they dispute the islands of the South China Sea, but they have absolutely no legitimate claim either Taiwan or the South China Sea islands. China has no more right or justification to claim Taiwan, South China Seas, US territory or Europe, absolutely no claim this is why China resorts to bullying tactics, intimidation and economic warfare to pressure and force countries around the world to follow their communist Chinese policy. China even continues to ignore the United Nations Tribunal ruling that stated they have no legitimate claim to the South China Seas islands. The democratic Republic of China (Taiwan) has never been controlled or administered by the communist People's Republic of China (PRC), not for even one second in the 107 year history of the Republic of China (Taiwan). And quite frankly it was the 602:
business with the Chinese and since the business market in communist China is huge with almost 2 billion people, the majority of the countries on Earth only see the money. This is equivalent of North Korea trying to force the world to accept a so-called "One-Korea Policy" and forcing countries subscribe to a politicial fiction and pretend that only "One Korea" exists just like most of the world pretends that only "One-China" exists when in fact there are two. The key point is, no country on Earth disputes Taiwan is a sovereign country, there is only ONE country that disputes Taiwan and that is communist China, and if it wasn't for communist China using bullying tactics, business incentives, economic warfare, and trade wars against Europe, USA, Canada, South America and other countries then Taiwan would officially be recognized by every single country on Earth except China. Ever since the split of China into the two current sovereign independent countries of the communist People's Republic of China (PRC) and the democratic Republic of China (Taiwan), the communist Chinese have never controlled Taiwan for even one second, keep that in mind because in all other disputed territories there are competing claims where each opposing side had actually maintained control of that disputed territory. But in the case of the country of
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to the Taiwanese government's entry requirements for United States citizens there is no differentiation from customs processes that other countries follow. No special permission is needed (from other entities) to visit Taiwan and US citizens need not seek entry to the country anywhere else except through official entry points or through overseas diplomatic missions. Taiwan itself is part of the Visa Waiver program of the US Government and therefore its citizens do not need a visa when entering the United states either. Again, there are no restrictions for US citizens to enter any area administered by Taiwan and they need not seek permission to visit the country from any other authority except that of the government of Taiwan. Therefore I would argue that Taiwan should be moved from the Dependent, Disputed, or Restricted territories section.
577:, it's still not relevant for this article. The only question here is whether this territory is disputed or not. Not who disputes it, why, whether it's the "communists" or "democrats" or someone else, it's also not about the South China Seas, or defining things as "bullying tactics, intimidation and economic warfare", "take over of Siberian Russia", reasoning behind the dispute, the Island Chain Strategy, or any other thing you popped in there. It's literally just about the objective measure, and also consensus. Objective answer to whether this territory is significantly disputed is yes, and consensus is to keep it out of the main table which is reserved for UN member states only which the ROC has not been since 1971. Nothing else, nothing more. This is not the page for settling the dispute itself for sure.-- 527:
editor, Israel doesn't have a page called the Political status of Israel like Taiwan does. In contrast, Taiwan only has ONE country that so-called "disputes" their status as a sovereign country, the communist People's Republic of China (PRC), and just because communist China disputes and refuses to recognize Taiwan as a sovereign independent country does not make this a "disputed" situation, Taiwan is still a sovereign independent nation-state that democratically elects their presidents and parliamentary officials, they maintain their own national military army, navy, marines, air force and national Taiwan space program to fight China's aggression. The only reason China is adamant about trying to destroy Taiwan is because the island of Taiwan is key primary part of the strategic
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Taiwan's status" because other none of the other countries have ever expressed any hostility towards Taiwan. China is the only country that is expressedly hostile towards them. And the fact Taiwan used to be a United Nations Security Council Member means that it was already fully recognized by the United Nations as full fledged soveriegn country back in the 1960s and 1970s, otherwise it would never have been an official United Nations Security Council Member State which it was until 1979. China is the only reason why the country of Taiwan got expelled from the United Nations, that's it, no other country is hostile towards Taiwan except China!
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not mentioned as having limited recognition on the Politics of Israel. And while both Palestine and Kosovo are disputed, these countries are recognized by more than half of all United Nations members. So it doesn't make sense for 1 disputed country to be regarded as universally recognized and another disputed country to simply be called disputed. There should be a metric to decide whether one country is internationally recognized or if it's disputed. (Also, my opinion on Taiwan is that it could go in either category, it is a wild card disputed nation.)
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Assembly majority vote to expel Taiwan from the United Nations. Nothing more than dirty political warfare, that's all, but this doesn't affect the sovereignty and independence of the country of Taiwan as it is still independent and sovereign. Why is it that 32 United Nations countries refuse to recognize Israel as a country and nobody "disputes" Israels status but when just ONE country of communist China refuses to recognize Taiwan as a country you claim that this is a "dispute"????
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to communist China because if you allow them, they will eventually want to "dispute" and take over parts of Siberian Russia which "used to be part of China" a few hundred years ago. A lame justification, times change, borders change and you can't keep going to back to the Ming dynasty and saying "oh, back then we had this or that territory"....absolute unjustified nonsense!
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forces all the countries on Earth to subscribe to a political fiction known as the so-called "One-China policy." Everyone in politics understands very clearly that the reality is Taiwan is a sovereign country but they have to pretend to subscribe to communist China's "One-China policy" in order to do
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To be fair, 20 countries do not recognize the People's Republic of China, and in many cases in which Taiwan is not recognized, there is still unofficial diplomacy occurring. And at the same time, Israel's status is very much disputed but there is no article on the political status of Israel and it is
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Unlike any of the other "territories" listed in the section, Taiwan is a sovereign country with its own democratically elected government, military, and laws. It is not administered by or part of any other country's territory. Even though China disputes the political status of Taiwan, when it comes
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I don't really see a point in separating "partially recognised" countries. It seems like it would simply piss people off and provide no real benefit. If a territory is in sole control of its access policy(ex: Serbia has no say in Kosovo's visa policy, DPRK has no say in ROK's), it should be in the
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should be used as the guide for the 'Visa Requirements' section. 'The Territories or administrative subdivisions with different visa policies' seems to be quite a mixed list and should be split into 'Unrecognized or partially recognized countries' and 'Territories or administrative subdivisions with
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ETA is decidedly not visa free, since they require you to apply for what is essentially a visa before leaving, and usually pay a fee as well. Visa free is a simple concept, you show up at the border, hand over your passport (or in the UK scan it using a machine) and assuming you aren't found on the
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No, again, there is no so-called "dispute" over whether or not Taiwan is a country. The only reason, the ONE and ONLY reason why people think there is some kind of so-called "dispute" is due to the disinformation campaign waged by the Communist Chinese against Taiwan. Think about it, if it were for
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is still a separate country with their president, military, currency, different writing system and a culture that is different from China's communist culture, effectively fulfilling all the defined criteria of a nation-state country as defined by the United Nations, this is a fact so stop kowtowing
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The U.S. State Department was wrong on the length of stay in Belize, so I corrected the number and changed the citation to an actual Belize government site.  Might be worth checking whether similar errors are on other countries.  Also, Timatic is a secondary source, but in this case, it apparently
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I think the only items that should be coloured black in this column are countries where it isn to possible to obtain a visa. This is an article on visa restrictions, which by definition are imposed by the destination country. Especially regarding Cuba. Yes there are restrictions, but it's still
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still be a sovereign independent country in this hypothetical scenario? Of course it would, the Confederate States of America (CSA) taking over the mainland of the American continent does not in any way take away the sovereignty and independence of the United States of America (USA) and as long as
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who are edited virtually all the Taiwan related pages to be pro-communist China. The historical facts cannot be ignored or distorted, the independent sovereign country of the Republic of China (Taiwan) officially declared their dejure independence and sovereignty of their country in the year 1912
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As I have already explained this is not the page to discuss that. And no, Taiwan is recognized by 17 countries so the "just ONE country of communist China refuses to recognize Taiwan as a country" claim is obviously false. It is disputed, the dispute is significant and that is all that matters on
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No, the European Union does not dispute Taiwan is a country. As matter of fact the Holy See of Vatican City, Europe officially recognizes Taiwan as an independent sovereign country, the official Embassy of the Holy See, Vatican City is located in Taiwan's capital city of Taipei, in addition to 17
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Thank you. However, no one was implying that there is a dispute between the EU and Taiwan but between Taiwan and PR China over sovereignty. It's just an objective fact, we are not trying to determine anything else on this page as that would very out of scope. To measure this we ask ourselves "Is
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was United Nations Security Council Member and the only reason why the Republic of China (Taiwan) was expelled from the United Nations was because the communist People's Republic of China (PRC) was able to bribe, convince and gather some of it's allied countries to make a United Nations General
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No, this is not fair treatment of Taiwan. Israel's status as a country is also so-called "disputed" by 32 other UN member countries that do not recognize Israel as sovereign nation-state, but this does NOT in any way take away Israel's status as a sovereign nation. And as mentioned by the other
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Actually, this guy does have a point. All the countries that currently refuse to recognize Taiwan have been forced or pressured by China into following the one china policy. It's all in the news now, can't miss it. So yeah, he is technically right when he saids that "only one country disputes
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Kosovo has been moved to 'Unrecognized or partially recognized countries' on most of the pages, unless that section isn't included at all. Then Kosovo is removed entirely from the page. Taiwan was extensively talked about above, but on most pages it isn't included on the 'Visa Requirements'
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No one is disputing that Taiwan has an autonomous immigration policy, but so does Hong Kong. Also it is a fact that the status of Taiwan is disputed and we are not here to solve that dispute, we are merely stating that there is a dispute, who is right or wrong is not relevant for
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and states that are neither UN members nor UN observers are under 'Unrecognized or partially recognized countries' (Except for the Vatican City, who is a UN observer but with full membership rights). The only page I noticed to have their own system is
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this particular page. As for other articles, feel free to continue the extensive discussion you are attempting to initiate here. As for Israel, there is a whole section of the article devoted to the disputed status of Israel, just scroll down.--
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This argument is ridiculous. Maybe list Taiwan in both sections and leave the political rumblings aside? (And lest my username confuse anyone, I’m not Chinese. It’s merely a hanzi version of Wesley, given me by a Chinese-American friend.)
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I’m sure it’s true that “Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan count as third countries” for China’s TWOV, but I’d really like to see a citation.  I wanted to put on it, but I have no idea what to do with a "transcoded section template.”
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communist China, every single country on the face of the Earth would officially recognize Taiwan. The only reason, the ONE and ONLY reason why most countries don't officially have diplomatic relations with Taiwan is because
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Timatic while the pop-up makes it appear they actually cite Timatic.  I followed the link and found that the page has no mention of Mozambique, so I replaced that reference with a better one.  Recommend similar edits for
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sovereign state, and is recognised as such but the United States. Taiwan(ROC) and both Koreas are included in the main table, and they also have disputes over sovereignty. It should be included in the main table.
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It is possible to obtain a Bolivian tourist visa upon arrival in airports and at land borders. US citizens do not need to get one in advance. Syria is also currently issuing visas for US citizens again since 2023.
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To be fair, there's a lack of standardisation on the way the countries are listed across all of the "Visa requirements for X citizens" pages. The vast majority would have the 'Visa Requirements' list based on the
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was used to move countries out of the 'Visa Requirements' and into 'Unrecognized or partially recognized countries' then North Korea, South Korea, Israel, China (PRC), Cyprus and Armenia should be moved out
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As a sidetone, I think that table could use some cleaning up for notability. It does not need to be mentioned that you need permission to access Mt Athos, or that North Sentinel Island is forbidden.
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Kosovo has, on several occasions, been moved to the "Territories or administrative subdivisions with different visa policies". Kosovo is neither a territory or an administrative subdivision. It is a
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main table. The second table should only be for administrative divisions whose access is controlled by their national government(ex: PRC control's Hong Kong's visa policy, UK controls Gibraltar's).
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I changed the former reference 293 because the previous citation (1) did NOT say "generally advised," it implied required and (2) it was about Europe and Asia and said nothing about US citizens.
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and it is in every way a dejure independent sovereign nation-state (aka. country). The Republic of China (Taiwan) officially declared the independence of their country in the year 1912 during the
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I realize they mention "dense ranking" but it's still misleading.  Unless someone actually goes there, it give the false impression that there are only six countries with more freedom.
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Both passport rankings provide misleading rankings.  In the 2024 Henley rankings, 23 countries are ahead of USA, making USA tied for 24th (not sixth) with four others.
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require entry clearance." That page points to a requirements document that also does not mention USA in either the visa required or visa not required sections.
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database they check, you are most likely let in. ETA is not the same thing as this. ETA should have its own color, or just be colored with visa required.
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Thanks, but that's out of scope of this article. We are not here to determine why Taiwan is disputed, but just if it is somehow disputed or not. As for
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Kindly refrain from posting pro-communist Chinese lies here on Knowledge. The country of Taiwan is officially known by it's official title of the
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which split and divide the once single unified country of "China" into the two separate independent "Chinese" countries that exist today, the
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who seems to bundle almost everyone on their 'Visa requirements' and some select few as 'External territories, or Restricted territories'.
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https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/International-Travel-Country-Information-Pages/SyrianArabRepublic.html
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I think the entry here for Afghanistan is out of date. Not sure if travel is allowed by the Taliban or US government at this point.
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but because the Republic of China (Taiwan) had officially declared their independence in 1912, combined with the fact that the
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Similar for the dozens of citations to "International Air Transport Association (IATA), Travel Information Manual" which does
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I have sent some links above for proof and nothing has changed? It is possible for US citizens to obtain a visa to Syria now.
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there any kind of significant dispute over the status of Taiwan?" and the answer is yes, there is. Nothing further really.--
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Similarly, I deleted a citation from Monaco that had absolutely nothing to say about visa requirements for any country.
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the USA maintained their own President, government and military forces they are independent. And in the same way, the
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Taiwan's Wan Chien "Ten Thousand Swords" cruise missile capable of striking China's coastal bases is now operational
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The map seems to not be quite legible for colorblind users, particularly the four greens. The map is also used on
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Additionally, the state department page does not explicitly state that US citizens are not being issued visas:
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about visa requirements.  I found a better citation, but if someone else knows one even better, please edit.
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The only objective measure is that it is disputed. Who is right and who is wrong is not for us to decide.--
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Old suspended programs, from before pandemic, are they even valid? I dunno what source is authoritative
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Travelers have been granted visas since this year. You can check this blog post for more information:
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If you provide us with a link related to 'resumption of visa issuance', we will check and correct it.
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Unfortunately for Syria, we can't find any relevant information on the US State Department website.
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which overthrew the previous Qing Dynasty government of China and replaced it with what is now the
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Taiwan steps up production of missiles to create asymmetric advantage over China military build-up
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and the official declaration is still there on Google for everyone to see. And just because the
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Taiwan Navy fires hypersonic missile at fishing vessel as tensions it enemy China ratcheted up
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I agree. ETA should be colored the same as an eVisa, because that is essentially what it is.
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country. Isn't there policy that Knowledge shouldn't cite itself as the source?
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Taiwan is not a country even based on the constitution of the Republic of China.(
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does not reduce their independence or sovereignty in any way whatsoever. If the
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took over all of the mainland territory of the American continent, would the
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I see that several entries in the table cite a Knowledge article
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China stepping up disinformation war against Taiwan
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Talk:Visa requirements for United States citizens
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Political status of Taiwan
Twofortnights
talk
20:12, 6 July 2014 (UTC)
Kowl00n
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17:15, 27 November 2014 (UTC)
Twofortnights
talk
17:43, 27 November 2014 (UTC)
Elephantyarn3
talk
21:23, 15 June 2017 (UTC)
Twofortnights
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23:06, 15 June 2017 (UTC)
talk
23:06, 27 October 2017 (UTC)
Taiwan
Republic of China (Taiwan)
Xinhai Revolution
Republic of China (Taiwan)
107 years
communist
People's Republic of China (PRC)

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