Tsai Ing-wen, Taiwan’s incoming president, waves during her inauguration ceremony at the Presidential Palace in Taipei, Taiwan, on Friday. Tsai said she will seek peaceful ties with Beijing while resisting pressure to acknowledge the idea that they are part of a single nation. Photo: Bloomber Tsai Ing-wen, Taiwan’s incoming president, waves during her inauguration ceremony at the Presidential Palace in Taipei, Taiwan, on Friday. Tsai said she will seek peaceful ties with Beijing while resisting pressure to acknowledge the idea that they are part of a single nation. Photo: Bloomber
Tsai Ing-wen, Taiwan’s incoming president, waves during her inauguration ceremony at the Presidential Palace in Taipei, Taiwan, on Friday. Tsai said she will seek peaceful ties with Beijing while resisting pressure to acknowledge the idea that they are part of a single nation. Photo: Bloomber
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Beijing threatens to suspend talks with Taipei until Tsai Ing-wen acknowledges ‘1992 consensus’

Topic |   Taiwan
Lawrence Chung
Lawrence Chung

Updated: 9:18am, 22 May, 2016

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Tsai Ing-wen, Taiwan’s incoming president, waves during her inauguration ceremony at the Presidential Palace in Taipei, Taiwan, on Friday. Tsai said she will seek peaceful ties with Beijing while resisting pressure to acknowledge the idea that they are part of a single nation. Photo: Bloomber Tsai Ing-wen, Taiwan’s incoming president, waves during her inauguration ceremony at the Presidential Palace in Taipei, Taiwan, on Friday. Tsai said she will seek peaceful ties with Beijing while resisting pressure to acknowledge the idea that they are part of a single nation. Photo: Bloomber
Tsai Ing-wen, Taiwan’s incoming president, waves during her inauguration ceremony at the Presidential Palace in Taipei, Taiwan, on Friday. Tsai said she will seek peaceful ties with Beijing while resisting pressure to acknowledge the idea that they are part of a single nation. Photo: Bloomber
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