China abandons nuclear arms talks with US | BBC News

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China has suspended nuclear nonproliferation and arms control talks with the United States in response to US weapons sales to Taiwan, according to Chinese official spokesmen.

The United States and China resumed semi-official nuclear arms discussions in March for the first time in five years.

Last year, US President Joe Biden signed off on a $80m (£64.6m) grant to Taiwan for the purchase of American military equipment, via a programme called foreign military finance (FMF).

China sees self-ruled Taiwan as a breakaway province that will eventually be under Beijing's control - and has not ruled out the use of force to take the island.

But Taiwan sees itself as distinct from the Chinese mainland, with its own constitution and democratically-elected leaders.


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  • @RicePho
    Lmao, people act like China and Russia ever follow through what agreement they make.
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    Is this the kids news, whats it called 'cbeebies' ? hard to tell with the quality of journalisim from the BBC these days. Anyone remember newsround, craven was better than this rabble.
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  • @Shrooms247
    Summary: Trump-bashing followed by 30 secs actually related to the headline. Thanks Beeb!
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    When the chinese tourist goes to europe they spend 90 percent of the budget in Milan don't they Countries friendly to them gets 1 percent of the money Makes the rich richer
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    China is waiting for Trump 😂