Taiwan and Japan were embroiled in another diplomatic row after the Taiwanese government revealed that it may terminate a loan of treasured artifacts to Japan after promotional posters changed the name of its national museum. Taiwan protested as a matter of "national dignity" and demanded corrections after some of the Tokyo posters referred to the "Taipei Palace Museum" rather than the "National Palace Museum" which owns the artefacts. The name issue ...
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