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Taiwan to Impose Duties on Some S. Korea, Chinese Steel Products Original

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By Twinnie Siu Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
Taiwan’s Ministry of Finance will impose anti-dumping duties on cold-rolled, flat-rolled non-oriented electrical steel products originating in or imported from China and South Korea for four months from June 8, according to a statement.
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Taiwan President Vows Peace After Trump Aired Worry Over War (1)

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By Yian Lee Verified, Twinnie Siu Verified
| Bloomberg Government Verified
President Lai Ching-te has portrayed Taiwan as a steady hand in its face-off with China, comments aimed at easing President Donald Trump’s worries about a conflict erupting. Lai said in a speech in Taipei on Wednesday marking the second anniversary of his inauguration that “maintaining peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait” was a “strategic objective.” He added that “Taiwan is a responsible member of the international community, not a disruptor of stability.” Lai Ching-te in Taipei on May 20.
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Lai says Taiwan won't be sacrificed as Trump weighs arms deal

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By Twinnie Siu Verified
| MSN Verified
(Bloomberg) -- Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te said the self-ruled democracy cannot be traded away, days after US President Donald Trump described a planned $14 billion arms sale to Taipei as a bargaining chip with China.
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