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What country claims to be the real china and has strained international relations with mainland china?
Taiwan.
Is Taipei is a communist country?
Taipei is a city, not a country. It is the capital of the country known as Taiwan or the Republic of China. This is different to the People's Republic of China, that most people think of as being China. It claims Taiwan, but Taiwan is independent. It is a constitutional republic and people can vote, so it is democratic. It is not communist.
How does the size of Taiwan compare to America?
Taiwan is 36,008 km2 (but also claims the country of China which is 9,640,821 km2). the US is 9,826,675 km2. Meaning Taiwan would fit into the US almost 273 times.
The peoples republic of china also claims the island of?
China also lays claim to Taiwan, although it is an independent country.
What country does china claim as its own?
China claims Taiwan as its own and considers it a part of its territory, despite Taiwan operating as a separate government with its own political system. This has led to ongoing political tensions between China and Taiwan.
Is Taiwan a country or is it owned by PRC or not?
Taiwan, or ROC, is its own country.
Is Taiwan a landlocked country?
is taiwan landlocked
What country in north of the Philippines?
Taiwan
How was Taiwan discovered?
taiwan is a country so there is no such thing as when was taiwan discoverd
What is the country code and area code of Changhua Taiwan?
The country code and area code of Changhua, Taiwan is 886, 47.
Is there any countries in Taiwan?
Taiwan IS a country. What do you mean by "Is there any countries in taiwan?"
What country is TW?
TW is the country code for Taiwan. Officially known as the Republic of China (ROC), Taiwan is an island located in East Asia, off the southeastern coast of China. It has a distinct political and economic system, separate from the People's Republic of China (PRC), which claims sovereignty over the island. Taiwan is known for its vibrant democracy and advanced technology sector.
