China downgrades diplomatic relations with Lithuania over Taiwan issue
China's foreign ministry said in a statement that the country decided to take the move after Lithuania allowed Taiwan to set up a representative office in that country earlier this month.
- Nov 21, 2021,
- Updated Nov 21, 2021 10:30 AM IST
China has downgraded its diplomatic relations with Lithuania, the country's foreign ministry said on Sunday.
The ministry said in a statement that the country decided to take the move after Lithuania allowed Taiwan to set up a representative office in that country earlier this month.
China on Sunday expressed "strong dissatisfaction" over Lithuania's move, according to the statement.
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China has downgraded its diplomatic relations with Lithuania, the country's foreign ministry said on Sunday.
The ministry said in a statement that the country decided to take the move after Lithuania allowed Taiwan to set up a representative office in that country earlier this month.
China on Sunday expressed "strong dissatisfaction" over Lithuania's move, according to the statement.
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