快新聞／中國又施壓？ 波蘭贈台40萬劑AZ疫苗「含國旗、Taiwan」推文悄刪除
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波蘭政府4日宣布捐贈台灣40萬劑AZ疫苗，5日清晨6時16分左右，由長榮航空BR-66自維也納運抵桃園國際機場。
波蘭是繼立陶宛、斯洛伐克、捷克後，第四個宣布捐贈台灣疫苗的歐盟會員國。波蘭外交部昨在官網指出，先前疫情爆發時，台灣曾捐贈給波蘭100萬個口罩、5000套防護服和2萬套手術衣，波蘭對此表示感謝，因此將捐贈40萬劑COVID-19疫苗給台灣。
波蘭外交部昨也在推特PO出疫苗登機照，寫到「國際團結和互相支持是至關重要」，此外文中還有我國國旗符號、以「Taiwan」稱呼我方，讓不少台灣網友湧入留言道謝。
不過，波蘭疑似後來遭中國施壓，今一早被網友發現目前已找不到該貼文，但波蘭外交部則仍刊登捐贈疫苗給台灣的新聞。
（民視新聞網／綜合報導）
Time for Taiwan線上台灣館開館 跟著基隆館體驗海港風情
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【旅奇傳媒/編輯部報導】新冠疫情改變人們生活方式，也開啟了線上旅遊的新模式。台灣首座｢Time for Taiwan線上台灣館｣於9月1日正式開館，由交通部觀光局邀集各縣市政府、觀光圈、公協會、各類觀光旅遊業者共同建置線上展館，以數位科技方式行銷台灣，基隆市政府製作了基隆館參與，透過推薦景點、美食商圈、熱門遊程、節慶活動等專區，讓國內外遊客在家也能輕鬆暢遊基隆。
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觀光及城市行銷處曾姿雯處長表示，數位線上展館的模式開啟旅遊新趨勢，突破以往實體旅展空間及時間限制，更讓城市行銷推廣效益最大化。只要點開線上基隆館即可看到基隆精美空拍影片，館內介紹基隆最熱門的「景點推薦」、在地的特色「美食商圈」，還有充滿活力的「節慶活動」以及「必買伴手禮」，值得一提的是精選四條在地人「推薦行程」，規劃從百年廟宇走到巷弄老屋或遠赴外木山熱血追最美日出，還能大啖知名小吃，欣賞最美海濱八斗子沿線，整合「交通方式」，提供國內外遊客最友善的旅遊服務。
近幾年市府大力推動城市行銷，讓更多的外國人認識基隆、了解基隆，在國際舞台上也有許多亮眼的成績，天生麗質的基隆獲得許多外媒的青睞，如今年8月國際時尚雜誌Tatler選出「世界20大名市集」，基隆廟口夜市是台灣唯一入選的市集；基隆和平島公園獲頒「亞洲唯一ISO20121永續認證」的國家級景點；阿拉寶灣被《美國中文網》評選為「全球21個最美日出觀測點」；知名旅遊網Expedia公布2021年旅遊趨勢報告，基隆躋身「十大熱門國旅城市」第7名，基隆絕對是國外遊客造訪台灣絕不容錯過的城市。現在藉由Time for Taiwan線上台灣館，不用出門就能體驗基隆怡人的海港城市風情。
基隆｢Time for Taiwan線上台灣館｣國際旅展連結：
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《TAIPEI TIMES》 EU legislators back Taiwan office
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The Lithuanian flag flutters in Vilnus on March 30, 2019, during the 15th anniversary celebration of Lithuania’s membership in NATO. Photo: Reuters
2021/09/05 03:00
LITHUANIA-CHINA SPAT: Sixty-two lawmakers signed a letter to the member state, where a Taiwan office is to open, vowing support amid bullying by Beijing
By Lin Chia-nan / Staff reporter
Sixty-two European lawmakers from 20 countries on Friday sent a joint open letter to Lithuanian officials, backing the Baltic nation’s plan to deepen its ties with Taiwan.
“We write to express our solidarity and our support for Lithuania against the threats, intimidation and bullying behavior targeted at the Lithuanian people by the government of the People’s Republic of China,” they wrote.
“The Chinese government’s aggressive actions towards Lithuania are symptomatic of its broader refusal to abide by norms, values and standards of the international rules-based order,” the lawmakers added.
The letter was initiated by EU lawmakers Petras Austrevicius of Lithuania and Reinhard Butikofer of Germany, who chairs the European Parliament’s delegation for relations with China, and was endorsed by lawmakers from 20 countries and five political groups, Butikofer said in a statement.
It was addressed to Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda, Lithuanian Prime Minister Ingrida Simonyte and Viktorija Cmilyte-Nielsen, the speaker of the Seimas, the Lithuanian parliament. Copies were also sent to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and other senior EU officials.
The letter said that Beijing has put the Baltic country under pressure by recalling its ambassador and reportedly halting the issuance of export permits to some Lithuanian businesses, after the country announced that it would host a representative office bearing the name “Taiwan” in Vilnius.
Lithuania has also announced its decision to open a representative office in Taiwan in the fall.
The letter also mentioned Beijing’s de facto trade sanctions on Australia, Japan and Sweden, and its pressure campaign against the Czech Republic earlier this year, saying that China aims to coerce other countries into “geopolitical acquiescence.”
The letter called on the EU to “take a firm stance against the Chinese government’s coercive diplomacy” and reiterated the right of its member states to “conduct their economic, cultural and diplomatic relations with Taiwan as they see fit.”
In Taipei, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs yesterday welcomed the open letter, thanking the bloc’s legislature for showing support to Taiwan after its foreign affairs committee on Wednesday passed the EU-Taiwan Political Relations and Cooperation report and related proposals.
China’s bullying of one EU member state has prompted European lawmakers to go beyond their political differences to express solidarity, the ministry said.
During a discussion on the EU’s relations with China at an informal meeting of EU foreign ministers on Friday, Lithuanian Minister of Foreign Affairs Gabrielius Landsbergis said that the EU must adhere to its values and reduce dependence on trade with China.
The EU must also coordinate its China policy with like-minded countries in the Indo-Pacific region and beyond, as well as reinforce EU-NATO cooperation on China issues, Landsbergis said in a statement on the ministry’s Web site.
新聞來源：TAIPEI TIMES
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