Taiwan's President Lai Visits Pacific Ally Tuvalu
(Reuters) - Taiwan President Lai Ching-te arrived in Tuvalu on Wednesday, a Tuvalu official said, reinforcing ties with the remote Pacific Island nation on the frontline of climate change. "Taiwan's President and his delegation arrived this morning in Tuvalu," a Tuvalu government official told Reuters.
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