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'..Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen wants to create an alliance to defend "freedom, safety, human rights and democracy" in Asia..'

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'Vietnam Foreign Minister Pham Binh Minh in a statement welcomed the U.S. role in supporting ASEAN’s hope for peace, stability, security and freedom of navigation.'

- Pompeo tells Southeast Asia to stand up to China, shun its firms, September 20, 2020



'Hong Kong (CNN) - Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen wants to create an alliance to defend "freedom, safety, human rights and democracy" in Asia, as the self-ruled island faces renewed pressure from neighboring China.

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"It is time for like-minded countries, and democratic friends... to maintain a strategic order that deters unilateral aggressive actions," she said, adding that no one country could maintain regional peace and security by itself.

"We need a strategic order that encourages cooperation, transparency and problem-solving through dialogue, not threats of war," Tsai continued. "We need a strategy that avoids war, yet clearly conveys our resolve to protect our democracies."

She made clear that Taipei sees the coronavirus as a potential watershed moment for the island: "One day, the current pandemic will recede. But I sincerely believe that the solidarity we develop through our efforts to create a free, open and prosperous region will continue to be a force in the future."

Beijing appears to agree, and is determined to stop that from happening.'

- Taiwan appears determined to create an anti-Beijing alliance as Chinese state media warns of potential sanctions against US, September 9, 2020



Context

(The Republic of China) - Taiwan Can Win a War With [Communist] China - '..[Taiwan] .. the freedom to purchase the sort of arms that make invasion unthinkable.'

(The Republic of China) - Taiwan to raise defence spending as China details combat drills

(The threat to world order is China) - 'China .. since the fall of the Third Reich .. concentration camps .. By 2030, AI supremacy might be within range for China..'


'Regimes that rule by fear, live in fear. They fear that one day the people will no longer tolerate their lies, thieving and brutality..'