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Right-wing figures in Japan, including Sanae Takaichi, are disputing the Taiwan region’s post-WWII status affirmed by key treaties, sparking debate over international law and regional security.
Experts warn that Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s San Francisco Treaty argument on Taiwan risks undermining the post-war legal order and ratcheting up diplomatic tensions.
The US-backed claim that Taiwan’s status is ‘undetermined’ resurfaces, but history – from the Treaty of Shimonoseki to WWII declarations and 1945 surrender – shows Taiwan’s place in China.
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.