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Taiwan makes its first appearance in a NATO-linked dialogue

Taiwan makes its first appearance in a NATO-linked dialogue

Published Jun 8, 2026 · 08:00 GMT

Taiwan says it took part in a NATO-linked dialogue for the first time, presenting it as a milestone for its international standing and security cooperation with democracies. Beijing treats any Taiwan–NATO contact as a provocation against the One-China principle — we are awaiting its response.

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Taipei frames its first appearance in a NATO-related dialogue as historic recognition of Taiwan as a security partner of fellow democracies, and a step toward deeper cooperation as it faces mounting military and diplomatic pressure from China.

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