World News President Adeang backs Nauru’s switch to China Blog

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Nauru President David Adeang expresses hope that Chinese investment will “transform” the small island state after Taiwan revoked its recognition.

Beijing’s influence is growing in the Pacific region and particularly on Nauru, which under Mr Adeang’s leadership in January abandoned its support for Taiwan to officially recognise China.

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