Staff writer, with CNAPresident Tsai Ing-wen’s (蔡英文) administration is holding internal meetings to determine how Taiwan could cooperate with the UN resolution to impose sanctions on North Korea, the Presidential Office said yesterday. Wu said Taiwan was discussing measures in response to the newest sanctions against North Korea imposed by the UN Security Council through Resolution 2375. However, TNSI chairman Richard Chen (陳重光) said Taiwan did not have much to offer to add weight to the UN resolution. The nation has very little trade with North Korea and has no official relationship with the country, Chen said. He added that the government’s actions, which he approved of, were meant to show support for the free world.

Source: Taipei Times September 16, 2017 16:18 UTC