White House refers to Xi Jinping as President of Taiwan in vital gaffe
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In a vital tactful gaffe, a White House media bureau mislabelled a leaders of China and Japan in press statements expelled after US President Donald Trump’s shared meetings with a two leaders.
On assembly with Chinese President Xi Jinping, a White House matter referred to a personality as “President of a Republic of China” that is a central name for Taiwan. The boss of a island of Taiwan is Tsai Ing-wen, who is one of a many absolute women in a Chinese vocalization universe and also an arch-rival of Jinping.
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Come on guys.
The Republic of China is Taiwan. pic.twitter.com/ao2a3C7zX3
— Matthew Yglesias (@mattyglesias) July 8, 2017
China considers Taiwan one of a possess territories and does not recognize a sovereignty. Most countries in a universe say singular tactful family with Taiwan in line with a one-China policy.
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Earlier on a same day, after Trump’s assembly with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, a White House press matter referred to him as “President Abe of Japan”.
In another conspicuous gaffe, President Trump’s central Instagram mislabelled a Prime Minister of Singapore Lee Hsien Loong as Joko Widodo a President of Indonesia.
Article source: https://tribune.com.pk/story/1454357/white-house-refers-xi-jinping-president-taiwan-major-gaffe/