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Taiwan protests PNG decision to close office, vows to reassess ties

Taiwan is reassessing diplomatic relations with Papua New Guinea following the closure of its representative office in the country.

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The government of Papua New Guinea has ordered the removal of Taiwanese officials, a move that prompted a formal protest from Taiwan. Taiwan has since announced it will evaluate the future of its ties with the Pacific nation.

Coverage from Reuters, Bloomberg, and ABC News highlights that Papua New Guinea intends to reassure China regarding its international standing following the signing of a treaty with Australia. Xinhua reports that China intends to maintain mutual support with Papua New Guinea regarding core interests.

Future developments will depend on the outcome of Taiwan's reassessment of its relationship with Papua New Guinea. There is no official information regarding the timeline for the departure of remaining personnel or potential formal shifts in diplomatic status.

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Why is Papua New Guinea closing the Taiwan office?

Coverage suggests the decision aims to reassure China, specifically following the signing of a treaty with Australia.

What is Taiwan's response to the decision?

Taiwan has filed a protest and announced it will reassess its diplomatic ties with Papua New Guinea.

What has China said about the situation?

According to Xinhua, the Chinese foreign ministry stated it will continue to provide firm mutual support to Papua New Guinea regarding core interests.

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