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China Advises Citizens to Leave Eswatini Over Security Risks
China has issued a security advisory urging its citizens to leave Eswatini, which is notably the only country in Africa and one of only 12 nations globally maintaining formal diplomatic ties with Taiwan.
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The Chinese government has advised its citizens currently in Eswatini to leave the country, citing security risks. Eswatini holds a unique diplomatic position as one of just 12 countries worldwide, and the sole nation on the African continent, that maintains official diplomatic relations with Taiwan.
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