Beijing [China]: As Beijing is set to host the Winter Olympics next year, it could see Cold War battle lines being drawn with many of the democratic countries diplomatically boycotting it.
The US will stage a diplomatic boycott of the upcoming Winter Olympics in Beijing to protest the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) myriad human rights abuses, according to Taiwan News. Further, US close strategic ally, Australia confirmed that it too would send no diplomatic representation to the Beijing Olympics, followed by UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson confirming there were no plans for officials to attend. Later the same day, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau echoed the same.
On the other hand, the Taiwan government has not taken a position at the moment.
Further, the democratic countries around the world sending a clear message to China that its human rights abuses in Xinjiang, Tibet, Hong Kong, and elsewhere, will no longer be tolerated, according to Taiwan News.
Further, there has been much talk about whether the world is edging toward a new Cold War and the Winter Olympics could be one where battle lines are according to Taiwan News.
Must Read
- Cold Waves: Severe cold in North India; IMD predicts cold…
- China targets UK Minister for making anit-Beijing remarks,…
- After US, UK considering diplomatic boycott of 2022 Beijing…
- Six Tibetan rights groups organize protest in Paris against…
- Winter Olympics flame on its way from Rome to Beijing
- Ice skater Vishwaraj Jadeja qualifies for ISU World Cup, now…
- US likely to announce diplomatic boycott of Beijing Winter…
- Australia announces diplomatic boycott of Beijing Winter…
- After Australian PM, Boris Johnson announces diplomatic…
- No plans to attend Beijing Winter Olympics, says Japanese PM…