<p>Lithuanian MP Matas Maldeikis in the chair of the Parliamentary Group for Relations with China. Tune into Taiwan Today as Natalie Tso talks to him about why Lithuania is building closer ties with Taiwan despite economic and diplomatic sanctions from Beijing. </p>

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Lithuanian MP Matas Maldeikis in the chair of the Parliamentary Group for Relations with China. Tune into Taiwan Today as Natalie Tso talks to him about why Lithuania is building closer ties with Taiwan despite economic and diplomatic sanctions from Beijing.

<p>Lithuanian MP Matas Maldeikis in the chair of the Parliamentary Group for Relations with China. Tune into Taiwan Today as Natalie Tso talks to him about why Lithuania is building closer ties with Taiwan despite economic and diplomatic sanctions from Beijing.&nbsp;</p>



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Why Lithuania is taking on China

<p>Host Chris Gorin interviews experts about global affairs with a focus on East Asia and offering a perspective from Taiwan.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Strait Up Podcast is the successor to Taiwan Today hosted by Natalie Tso.</p>

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Host Chris Gorin interviews experts about global affairs with a focus on East Asia and offering a perspective from Taiwan.  The Strait Up Podcast is the successor to Taiwan Today hosted by Natalie Tso.

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