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Chinese Foreign Ministry Highlights Source of Instability in Taiwan Strait

The Chinese Foreign Ministry has raised significant concerns regarding the current state of cross-strait ties, pointing to the actions of the Taiwan authorities as a catalyst for regional tension.

During a press briefing on Monday, May 18, 2026, spokesperson Guo Jiakun stated that the Taiwan authorities are the primary source of instability across the Taiwan Strait. He emphasized that their efforts to internationalize the Taiwan question are acting as a major disruption to the existing status quo.

According to the spokesperson, these actions by the Taiwan authorities represent a deviation from stability, potentially jeopardizing the peaceful environment of the region. The remarks underscore the perspective of the Chinese mainland on the necessity of maintaining a stable trajectory for cross-strait relations to ensure broader regional security and economic prosperity.

For global observers, business professionals, and investors, the stability of the Taiwan Strait remains a critical factor in Asian market dynamics and geopolitical security. As the Chinese mainland continues to monitor these developments, the international community remains attentive to the evolving political landscape in the region.

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