Taiwan’s legislature approved proposals to rebrand the island’s flagship airline, China Airlines, and make its passports more distinct from mainland Chinese ones—a move likely to irk Beijing
Taiwan’s legislature approved proposals to rebrand the island’s flagship airline and make its passports more distinct from mainland Chinese ones—a move likely to irk Beijing.
In resolutions passed Wednesday, Taiwanese lawmakers called on the government to draft plans for improving Taiwan’s international “recognizability” through changes to the design of its passports, as well as the name and branding of China Airlines, the island’s largest carrier. They didn’t prescribe specific changes, though some have broadly suggested...
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