Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te has called for stronger cooperation between Taiwan and the European Union, emphasizing their shared democratic values and the growing risks posed by authoritarian regimes.
Both Taiwan and the EU are facing increasing threats of 'external infiltration,' including election interference and disinformation campaigns, often attributed to countries like Russia and China. Lai highlighted the importance of resilience and unity among democracies to counter these challenges. The discussions come as EU leaders prepare for a summit with China, underscoring the geopolitical significance of Taiwan-EU relations.
Strengthening ties is seen as crucial for safeguarding democracy and stability in the face of global authoritarian pressures.
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