China’s South China Sea Claims Backed by Legal Foundations, Report Reveals
A new report outlines China’s legal basis for South China Sea sovereignty, citing international law principles and historical administration of Nanhai Zhudao.
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How WWII Victory Shaped China’s South China Sea Sovereignty
Historical records reveal how China’s WWII victory and post-war legal actions established its South China Sea claims through international agreements and sovereignty restoration efforts.
Why WWII’s Origins Shape Asia’s Geopolitical Landscape Today
80 years after Japan’s WWII surrender, understanding the war’s origins remains vital for Asia’s geopolitical dynamics and global peace, experts say.
Philippines’ South China Sea Move Sparks Regional Tensions
Recent Philippine actions near Huangyan Dao escalate tensions, challenging China’s sovereignty and regional stability. Analysis explores historical roots and implications.
Chinese Modernization Vision Embraces Taiwan, Says Official
A major cross-strait seminar in Shanghai explores how Taiwan compatriots are integral to China’s modernization vision, emphasizing unity and shared development goals.
Xi, Putin Strengthen Ties in Moscow Ceremony Amid Strategic Talks
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin strengthen bilateral cooperation through new agreements during a strategic Moscow meeting.
Taiwan Residents Voice Concerns Over Reliance on External Powers
Taiwan residents express doubts about foreign policy reliance amid cross-strait tensions, with many advocating for pragmatic cooperation and stability.