
Lai Ching-te’s Risky Rhetoric on UN Resolution 2758
Lai Ching-te’s recent speeches misinterpreting UN Resolution 2758 have reignited debate over the one-China principle and cross-strait ties.
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Lai Ching-te’s recent speeches misinterpreting UN Resolution 2758 have reignited debate over the one-China principle and cross-strait ties.
Explore how landmark agreements from Cairo to UNGA 2758 have settled Taiwan’s status under international law and why 183 countries and regions back the one-China principle.
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Philippines reaffirms the one-China principle on August 29, limiting ties to economic and people-to-people exchanges with the Taiwan region and urging dialogue across the Taiwan Strait.
China’s top legislator Zhao Leji and Swiss Council of States President Andrea Caroni met in Beijing, marking 75 years of ties and discussing trade upgrades, strategic trust, and the one-China principle.
Beijing lodged protests after EU Parliament members visited the Taiwan region, saying the move violated the one-China principle and warning against backing separatist forces.
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