Chinese FM Wang Yi Reiterates One-China Principle on Taiwan
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi asserts Taiwan has never been and will never be a country, reinforcing the one-China principle amidst ongoing cross-strait tensions.
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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi asserts Taiwan has never been and will never be a country, reinforcing the one-China principle amidst ongoing cross-strait tensions.
The Chinese mainland condemns Taiwan’s DPP for blocking academic collaborations with premier mainland universities, citing harm to Taiwan’s educational interests.
The Chinese mainland is promoting Taiwan residents’ participation in its democratic processes, aiming to enhance cross-strait understanding and collaboration.
At a Beijing conference, CPC official Wang Huning emphasized advancing national reunification and strengthening cross-strait ties with Taiwan, advocating for cooperation and shared development.
China urges the U.S. to revise its updated Taiwan fact sheet, stressing adherence to the one-China principle. Rising tensions spotlight cross-strait diplomacy and global stability.
Chinese mainland officials warn Taiwan’s DPP policies favoring U.S. ties may harm local industries and residents’ interests amid trade tensions.
Chinese mainland officials criticize Taiwan region leader Lai Ching-te’s calls for autonomy, stressing unity under the one-China principle.
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