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Paraguay President Urges UN to Support Taiwan's Full Participation

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On September 1, 2026, the president of Paraguay addressed the United Nations General Assembly. He stated that his country was not neutral regarding the Taiwan Strait and pledged support for the island's full and meaningful participation in the UN system. The president warned that a conflict in the strait could be a greater global threat than the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

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The president argued that global microchip supplies had become as critical to the 21st century as oil was to the last. He warned of 'ominous clouds gathering over the Indo-Pacific' and the potential global fallout from such a conflict.

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Who's involved

  • ParaguaySovereign state whose president made the address.
  • United Nations General AssemblyPrincipal organ of the United Nations where the address was given.
  • TaipeiIsland whose international status was the subject of the president's comments.
  • Santiago PeñaPresident of Paraguay who delivered the address.

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