Taipei, June 6 -- Taiwan's Legislative Yuan has unanimously passed a resolution condemning Beijing's alleged efforts to block President William Lai's planned visit to Eswatini in late April, according to a report by The Taipei Times.

As reported by The Taipei Times, the resolution was introduced by the ruling Democratic Progressive Party after the Presidential Office canceled Lai's scheduled April 21 trip to Eswatini. The cancellation came just before his departure when Seychelles, Mauritius and Madagascar reportedly withdrew previously granted flight clearances for the president's chartered aircraft.

The Taipei Times reported that an unnamed national security official claimed China had pressured the three African nations by threatening...