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Taiwan on National Day: "We will not give up our freedom"

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Taiwan made a clear declaration of freedom on its National Day: "We will not give up our freedom." The government is also calling on Indo-Pacific states for peace and stability – while China is acting "increasingly aggressive" according to Tagesschau.

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"We will not give up our freedom." With this clear message, Taiwan celebrates its National Day on October 10 – and directs an appeal to the states of the Indo-Pacific.

As Tagesschau reports, Taiwan used its National Day to call on the countries of the region to commit to peace and stability in the region. At the center, according to the broadcaster, is a clear declaration of the country's own freedom.

Why the appeal comes now

The message is no coincidence. As Tagesschau further reports, China is acting "increasingly aggressive." The National Day thus takes place in the shadow of growing tensions between Taipei and Beijing.

With the call to Indo-Pacific states, Taiwan is pushing back against pressure from Beijing and seeking allies in the region.

Report: Christoph Kober, Tagesschau

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