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South Korea Exhibit Allows Taiwan Pavilion Over Chinese Protests
Source: Bloomberg
Elections & Domestic PoliticsGeopolitics & War
A South Korean art exhibition will permit Taiwanese participants to use the designation “Taiwan Pavilion,” despite Chinese protests. The decision is framed as a rare recognition win for Taiwan’s international status, with limited direct financial market implications.
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