Lithuania asked Taipei to change name of office before Beijing’s National Day: reports
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Lithuanian government officials reportedly requested that Taipei change the name of its representative office in Vilnius before October 1, according to local media reports.
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Why It Matters
The naming of the Taiwanese Representative Office in Vilnius has been a source of diplomatic tension between Lithuania and China.
The government of Lithuania asked Taipei to change the name of a controversial representative office in Vilnius before Beijing’s National Day last month, according to explosive media reports in the tiny Baltic state.
Reports in Delfi, a Lithuanian news portal, on Monday said a deputy foreign minister delivered a letter to Taipei’s representatives – including the head of the “Taiwanese Representative Office” – on September 24, asking them to change the office’s name by October 1.
Open Questions
- Did Taipei agree to the name change request?
- What was the official response from the Taiwanese office?






