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Taiwan's Tsai says will defend freedom, former Aussie PM shows support

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President Tsai Ing-wen reiterates at a forum that the island does not seek military confrontation but will defend its freedom. Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott who is in Taiwan on a personal capacity also spoke at the Yushan Forum in Taipei, saying solidarity with Taiwan was vital.

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