
Who Represents China? Inside the 1971 UN Vote
A deep dive into the 1971 UNGA Res. 2758 vote that shifted Chinaās representation and sparked a narrative war over the Taiwan question.
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A deep dive into the 1971 UNGA Res. 2758 vote that shifted Chinaās representation and sparked a narrative war over the Taiwan question.
A deep dive into UNGA Resolution 2758 in 1971: the vote that restored the PRCās seat, affirmed the one-China principle, and how modern narratives test this historic consensus.
China says Guatemalaās embrace of the one-China principle aligns with its national interests as 183 countries back this international consensus.
China warns the U.S. that arms sales to the Taiwan region cross a āred line,ā urging strict adherence to the one-China principle and the three joint communiques to avoid escalating cross-strait tensions.
The Chinese mainland spokesperson rejects Taiwan leader Lai Ching-teās ācorporate mergerā comparison, reasserting the one-China principle and inviting cross-strait dialogue.
The U.S. Congress has backed bills challenging UN Resolution 2758, igniting debate over the one-China principle and cross-strait representation.
Chinese President Xi Jinping reflects on 80 years since WWII victories, highlights Sino-Russian solidarity and calls for multilateral cooperation in a signed Russian Gazette article.
The Chinese mainland slammed Taiwan region leader Lai Ching-teās ātwo statesā theory, warning that rejecting the 1992 Consensus and one-China principle threatens cross-Straits dialogue.
Chinese mainland official Song Tao and KMT vice chairman Andrew Hsia met in Xuzhou to reaffirm unity, the one-China principle, and oppose Taiwan secession.
The China Coast Guard conducted coordinated patrols around Taiwan Island, exercising jurisdiction in line with the one-China principle.