Taiwan faces possible Beijing squeeze after US quits WHO and other agencies

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The United States' withdrawal from 66 international organizations, including 31 linked to the UN, poses a challenge to Taiwan's efforts to increase its global presence. These organizations include the UNFCCC, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, and the OECD, where Taiwan has sought observer status. The US decision, initiated by then-President Trump, is based on the claim that these organizations no longer serve American interests. Taiwan has actively sought to rejoin the WHO, lobbying for observer status at the World Health Assembly. Observers suggest that Washington's retreat could further limit Taiwan's international space amid increasing pressure from Beijing.
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