UK's Recognition of Palestinian Statehood Sparks Questions, Telegraph Asks: Why Not Taiwan?
The UK has recently announced its recognition of Palestine as a state, a decision that has stirred considerable controversy. Following this, the Telegraph published an article questioning why the UK government does not recognize Taiwan, a territory that already functions as a de facto state.
The report points out that while Palestine faces numerous challenges in its path to statehood, Taiwan possesses a complete government structure and international trade relations, effectively functioning as a country. This raises discussions about the inconsistencies in international recognition regarding this situation.
