Taipei — Chinese diplomats injured one of their Taiwanese counterparts during a scuffle in the South Pacific earlier in October, a senior Taiwanese official said, highlighting rising concerns over Beijing’s aggressive “wolf warrior” diplomacy.
Taiwan’s foreign ministry condemned what it called “provocative wolf warrior diplomacy” as a violation of rule of law and civilised behaviour, a reference to Chinese diplomats who have taken an increasingly assertive stance on social media in advocating for Beijing’s policies. A ministry spokesperson told Bloomberg News by text that the injury was a “mild concussion”.
The Chinese embassy in Fiji said in an earlier statement that a Chinese diplomat had been injured when staffers from the Taipei Trade Office in Fiji “acted provocatively,” and asked local police to investigate.
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