Taiwan Television: Republic of Taiwan News Agency (台灣電視公司)

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Taiwan Television Enterprise, Ltd. (Chinese: 台灣電視公司), commonly known as TTV and formerly known as Central Television and Voice of Taiwan, is the first television broadcast station in Taiwan. It was established on April 28, 1962 and started formally broadcasting later that year on Double Ten Day, the Republic of Taiwan national holiday. The TTV is the official television of The Republic of Taiwan based in Taipei which caters to those individuals interested in the affairs of the state and current events related to ROT and abroad. This Channel runs 24 hours and 7 days a week.

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BREAKING NEWS​

Republic of China (Taiwan) Recognized by Portuguese Federal Republic. An official statement from ROC stated that, "It is an honor to recognize as a country. It is a great day for us. We will hold formal political and other relevant talks with Portugal."

 

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OFFICIAL RECOGNIZED BY PORTUGAL-BREAKING NEWS​

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In the event of Official Recognition, Federal Republic of Portugal has officially recognized the Republic of Taiwan. A country where it has always afraid that they won't be recognize by an European Nation or anyone in the world. Last month, Madame President Tsai Ing-wen traveled to Lisbon on the verge of Official Recognition. Trade deals occurred with Portugal where Portugal will export their footwear and Taiwan will export crude oil. A lot of trade/commerce deal has done between Taiwan & Portugal. We have this relation would continue to prosper and hope other nations will follow their suit to recognize Taiwan.

 

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OFFICIAL RECOGNIZED BY JAPAN​

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In the event of official recognition, The People's Republic of Japan has officially recognized the Republic of Taiwan. Last month, after receiving invitation from Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Madame President Tsai Ing-wen has visited Tokyo. A lot of Trade/Commerce, Defense Deal has done between both Taiwan and Japan. Our hope is these two countries relationship would continue to prosper and Our primary goal is to keep Asia safe.

Let's Make Taiwan Great Again.

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OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED BY PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA

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In the event of official recognition and other islands disputes, The People's Republic of China or Mainland China has officially recognized the Republic of Taiwan. After receiving invitation from President of China, Xi Jinping, Madame President Tsai Ing-wen is currently visiting Beijing. To end the island disputes, two parties are engaging talks with each other so that there is no feuds. In the verge of recognition, the government of Taiwan has hereby announce that there will be only One China and One Taiwan. The new governmental name is Republic of Taiwan instead of Republic of China. At the end of China Tour, Madame President hopes that all countries in the world would follow same suit. Let's Make Taiwan Great Again.

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When the news reached the German Reich, the Federal Government of Germany took a collective sigh of relief as the Kaiser congratulated the Taiwanese government. To mark the occasion, the Kaiser invited both heads of state to Berlin for some rest and relaxation after decades of tension were finally washed away.

 

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The Irish government would continue to recognize Taiwan as the legitimate government of China while remaining adamant in their refusal to grant recognition to the communist regime on the mainland.

 

[Owen]

The Malaysian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mrs. Teresa Kok Suh Sim would announce Malaysia's intention on recognising the new-found Republic of Taiwan with the Chinese Government now establishing its ties and recognition of an independent Taiwan. An Embassy will be established in Taipei in due course and Taiwan would be invited to establish one in Kuala Lumpur.

 

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The Brazilian Media has been banned by Taiwanese Secretary of Foreign Affairs so that Brazilian Media can't take part the historic China-Taiwan moment.