Taiwan's foreign minister warns Europe about dependence on China
Speaking in Poland ahead of a summit, Taiwan urged the EU to reduce reliance on Chinese suppliers, citing risks to freedom.
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What happened
Taiwan's foreign minister warned the European Union in a speech in Poland on Tuesday that dependence on Chinese suppliers poses a risk to the bloc's freedom. The remarks came ahead of a summit. Taiwan urged Europe to cut its reliance on China, saying economic dependence could threaten freedom, security and sovereignty.
Why it matters
Taiwan says economic dependence on China could threaten Europe's freedom, security and sovereignty.
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