Taipei, Oct 29, 2026 (AFP) - Taiwan says Pakistan briefly closed airspace to Taiwanese flights

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2026-10-29

Pakistan briefly closed its airspace to Taiwanese cargo and passenger flights, Taiwan said on Thursday, suspecting China of being behind the unprecedented move. "We suspect definitely China was behind this," Deputy Foreign Minister Chen Ming-chi told AFP after confirming that Pakistan had closed and reopened its airspace to Taiwanese airlines. China Airlines and EVA Air, which are both based in Taiwan, normally fly over Pakistan on their Asia-Eur......

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