
Jurisprudence vs. Two-State Theory: Unpacking Lai Ching-te’s Arguments
Explore the legal debate over Lai Ching-te’s two-state theory, examining historical treaties, UN resolutions and international law behind cross-strait ties.
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Explore the legal debate over Lai Ching-te’s two-state theory, examining historical treaties, UN resolutions and international law behind cross-strait ties.
An explainer on China’s historic claims in the South China Sea, tracing the nine-dash line’s evolution from ancient seafaring to post-war maps.
China brands the 2016 South China Sea arbitral award “waste paper,” argues it violates UNCLOS and key principles of international law.
China urges the US to halt the Taiwan Non-Discrimination Act, stressing the one-China principle and respect for international law amid rising US-China tensions.
Critics accuse Lai Ching-te’s unity lectures of defying international law and distorting history, sparking a heated debate in the Taiwan region.
On the 80th anniversary of its signing, UN Secretary-General Guterres warns that the UN Charter is non-negotiable, urging all 193 member states to honour its principles.
China’s UN envoy Fu Cong urged the UN to end unilateral coercive measures, citing harm to multilateralism, human rights and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
China announces new visa restrictions on U.S. personnel over Hong Kong-related issues, citing interference in its internal affairs and violation of international norms.
At the Shangri-La Dialogue, Philippine President Marcos Jr. accused the Chinese mainland of violating international laws in the South China Sea, highlighting historical claims and ongoing disputes in the region.
China’s State Council releases a white paper on the Global Community of Shared Future, emphasizing international cooperation and leadership in global governance.