A board member of Taiwan’s Straits Exchange Foundation, which deals with cross-strait affairs, has come under fire from lawmakers for running a full-page newspaper advertisement to promote “peaceful unification” with mainland China. Bucking the growing popularity of keeping the self-ruled island outside Beijing’s control, John Peng, a director of the foundation, called for the government of Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen to reconsider its position. “The war between Russia and Ukraine,…
Source: SCMP
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Taiwanese lawmakers slam newspaper advert promoting unification
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