Taiwan

Panama Severs Diplomatic Ties With Taiwan

Panama has cut its diplomatic relations with Taiwan to establish ties with Beijing in recognition of the “one China” principle. At The New York Times, Chris Horton and Steven Lee Myers report on Panama’s decision, reactions from Taipei and Beijing, and the doubt that hangs over the continuation of diplomatic relations with Taiwan’s few remaining allies: Only 19 countries and the Vatican now recognize Taiwan, which is officially known ...

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