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China’s Catholics Still Suffer Religious Oppression After Vatican-Beijing Deal
The Vatican, the only European state that still recognizes Taipei over Beijing, signed a landmark deal last year with the CCP in exchange for recognition of the Pope as the leader of China’s Catholics. The deal, however, has shown no sign of progress or success.
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CARTOON: Pope Signs Off on Suffering Chinese Faithful
The pope suffers his Chinese children to come unto him, via Beijing.
Taiwan News: MoFA Calls on Allies for UN Support, Monitors Vatican Ties
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Taiwan News: Govt Rejects China Student Spy Claims, El Salvador Donation Probe
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CARTOON: Taiwan Eats Bitterness; Dominican Republic Gobbles RMB
Taiwan has only 19 official friends left as the Dominican Republic gets wooed by Chinese highways.
Beijing Warns Against Interference in Missing Bishop Case
Chinese Bishop Peter Shao Zhumin has been missing for 41 days since he was 'forcibly removed' from his diocese on May 18.
What’s Behind China's Rapprochement with the Vatican?
China has struggled to find a solution to the religious resurgence that has been growing since the 1990s.
Taiwan and the Catholic Church
Taiwan’s relationship with the Catholic church, while good, can hardly be described as strong.