G7 foreign ministers say China's actions east of Taiwan threaten stability
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China's increasingly assertive activities in the waters east of Taiwan "threaten regional stability, freedom of navigation and the safety of international shipping," the statement said. G7 foreign ministers issued a joint declaration expressing concerns over China's actions near Taiwan. Covered by 5 outlets: 3 are centre, 2 lean right.
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G7 Warns China’s Military Activities East of Taiwan Threaten Regional Stability
Foreign ministers from Ukraine, Germany, the UK, the United States, France, Canada, Italy, and Japan, alongside the EU's foreign policy chief, pose for a group photograph during the G7 foreign ministers' meeting in Paris on Nov. 10, 2026. (Brendan Smialowski/Reuters)
Low reliability sourceElevated risk - Taiwan welcomes G7’s stance on Strait
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G7 foreign ministers say China's actions east of Taiwan threaten stability
G7 foreign ministers issued a joint declaration expressing concerns over China's actions near Taiwan. The statement highlights threats to regional stability and freedom of navigation. Taiwan welcomed this declaration and emphasized the importance of peace in the region....
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G7 foreign ministers concerned Chinese military actions near Taiwan threaten regional stability
China's increasingly assertive activities in the waters east of Taiwan "threaten regional stability, freedom of navigation and the safety of international shipping," the statement said.
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G7 foreign ministers say China's actions east of Taiwan threaten stability - Reuters
G7 foreign ministers say China's actions east of Taiwan threaten stability Reuters
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