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China Replaces ‘Tibet’ with ‘Xizang’ in Latest Diplomatic Documents

October 14, 2023;

The move is seen as ‘completely politically-driven, to legitimize the occupation and rule of Tibet,’ say experts. -by Radio Free Asia  China has replaced the use of the term “Tibet” with “Xizang” as the romanized Chinese name on official diplomatic documents, a recent speech by the Foreign Minister Wang Yi shows. The change comes as…

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