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06-26-2016, 05:00 AM
BEIJING: China said on Saturday that communications with Taiwan had been suspended after the island’s new government failed to ack**wledge the concept that there is only "one China".
Relations between the two sides have grown increasingly frosty since President Tsai Ing-wen won Taiwan’s leadership by a landslide in January and took ****** in May, ending eight years of rapprochement.
Beijing and Taipei have held regular, official communications since 2014, but that has **w stopped, according to China’s Taiwan Affairs ******.
"The bilateral communication mechanism has been suspended," TAO spokesman An Fengshan said on its website.
Although Taiwan, whose official name is the Republic of China, is self-ruling after splitting with the mainland in 1949 following a civil war, it has never formally declared independence and Beijing still sees it as part of its territory awaiting reunification. Beijing is highly suspicious of Tsai, whose Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), which replaced the Beijing-friendly Kuomintang (KMT) party in government, is traditionally pro-independence and has warned her against any attempt at a breakaway.
Beijing said it had cut contact because Taiwan had refused to ack**wledge the "1992 consensus" -- a tacit agreement made between Chinese officials and the KMT that there is only "one China" but each side is allowed its own interpretation.
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Relations between the two sides have grown increasingly frosty since President Tsai Ing-wen won Taiwan’s leadership by a landslide in January and took ****** in May, ending eight years of rapprochement.
Beijing and Taipei have held regular, official communications since 2014, but that has **w stopped, according to China’s Taiwan Affairs ******.
"The bilateral communication mechanism has been suspended," TAO spokesman An Fengshan said on its website.
Although Taiwan, whose official name is the Republic of China, is self-ruling after splitting with the mainland in 1949 following a civil war, it has never formally declared independence and Beijing still sees it as part of its territory awaiting reunification. Beijing is highly suspicious of Tsai, whose Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), which replaced the Beijing-friendly Kuomintang (KMT) party in government, is traditionally pro-independence and has warned her against any attempt at a breakaway.
Beijing said it had cut contact because Taiwan had refused to ack**wledge the "1992 consensus" -- a tacit agreement made between Chinese officials and the KMT that there is only "one China" but each side is allowed its own interpretation.
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