Taiwan will open a representative office in Lithuania, the first of its kind in Europe in 18 years, the Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday, amid continuing tensions between the Communist-led mainland and the democratic, self-ruled island.Foreign Minister Joseph Wu told a virtual press conference that after months of negotiations, the governments of Taiwan and Lithuania agreed to open a representative office in their respective capitals. The Baltic country recognizes China diplomatically."We will soon establish the Taiwanese Representative Office in the Lithuanian capital of Vilnius and prepar…READ FULL ARTICLE
