China on Sunday expressed "strong dissatisfaction" over Lithuania's moveChina on Sunday expressed "strong dissatisfaction" over Lithuania's moveChina 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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