Taiwan's top China envoy tenders resignation

Taiwan's top China envoy tenders resignation

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan's top envoy to China Chiang Pin-kung (in this file photo) said May 6 that he wants to quit his post as chief of the semigovernmental agency Straits Exchange Foundation. (Kyodo)

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