UK Advocates Peaceful Negotiation Amid China-Taiwan Tensions

The UK remains committed to resolving tensions between China and Taiwan through constructive dialogue, rather than military action. This stance was reiterated by Prime Minister Keir Starmer's spokesperson following recent military exercises by China near Taiwan.

The United Kingdom is reaffirming its commitment to a peaceful resolution in the ongoing tensions between China and Taiwan, emphasizing the importance of dialogue over military action. Prime Minister Keir Starmer's spokesperson outlined this stance on Monday after China's military conducted exercises near Taiwan.

The spokesperson underscored Britain's belief that any issues in the Taiwan Strait should be resolved peacefully. "Our position, advocating for constructive dialogue rather than military confrontation, remains unchanged," the spokesperson stated to reporters.

This reiteration of Britain's policy comes in response to increasing regional tensions and highlights the UK's dedication to diplomacy in international relations.

(With inputs from agencies.)