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Beijing fines 7-Eleven for calling Taiwan a country

January 8, 2022;

The Guardian-7 January 2022 Beijing has fined and issued a warning to 7-Eleven over its website listing Taiwan as a country and displaying maps it said contained erroneous borders for Xinjiang and Tibet. The Beijing municipal government fined the company 50,000 yuan ($7,842) for the “errors” including “wrongful act of assigning Taiwan province as an independent country”….

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