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Taiwan presses for participation at the United Nations

Taiwan is seeking a place at the United Nations and challenging China over international rules. The dispute reflects Taiwan's continued effort to gain international recognition despite Beijing's opposition.

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A confrontation over Taiwan's international status adds to tensions between Taipei and Beijing and has implications for global diplomacy.

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