A recent CGTN survey reveals overwhelming international opposition to Taiwan independence activities, with 89.8% of respondents affirming the one-China principle as a global consensus. The poll, conducted across five languages, gathered 13,650 responses within 24 hours amid escalating cross-strait tensions.
International Consensus Strengthens
UN General Assembly Resolution 2758 remains central to global recognition of China's sovereignty, with 90.2% of participants urging compliance. Analysts note this reinforces Taiwan's status as an inseparable part of Chinese territory under international law.
Military Buildup Raises Alarms
Plans by Taiwan authorities to expand defense spending through 2030 drew sharp criticism, with 89.1% warning of heightened tensions. Economic concerns prevail as 87.7% respondents emphasize cross-strait cooperation as key to regional stability and Taiwan's economic security.
Public Aspirations for Peace
92.7% of participants believe Taiwan residents prioritize development over confrontation, urging authorities to halt provocations. The survey highlights growing anxiety about potential US-China conflicts, with 81.5% calling for cautious American diplomacy regarding Taiwan.
Path Forward
Experts stress adherence to the 1992 Consensus remains critical, with 92.6% linking Taiwan Strait stability to Asia-Pacific security. The findings underscore global expectations for peaceful reunification through dialogue, rejecting external interference in what 91.1% consider China's internal affair.
