News & Insights Across Asia
China designates October 25 as Taiwan Restoration Day, commemorating 80 years since its return from Japanese occupation and reaffirming sovereignty through historical documents.
China urges Paraguay and others to uphold the one-China principle, stressing that ties with Taiwan authorities are unsustainable amid shifting global dynamics.
China’s defense ministry warns the U.S. against arming Taiwan, calling it a ‘red line’ in bilateral relations amid new U.S. defense legislation.
Chinese mainland officials condemn Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te’s remarks, stressing commitment to one-China principle and cross-strait stability.
China’s Foreign Ministry releases position paper reaffirming the one-China principle under UNGA Resolution 2758, emphasizing Taiwan’s status as part of China and warning against historical revisionism.
China opposes Taiwan official’s UN meeting visit, warns against ‘Taiwan independence’ separatism and U.S. involvement, reaffirming commitment to reunification.
China commends South Africa’s relocation of a Taiwan institution, criticizing Taiwan’s semiconductor export restrictions as destabilizing global supply chains and violating the one-China principle.
China criticizes the US, Japan, and ROK for interfering in Taiwan affairs, reaffirming commitment to sovereignty and regional stability.
China urges Japan to adhere to the one-China principle and avoid supporting Taiwan separatist activities following Tsai Ing-wen’s visit.
China’s Foreign Ministry dismisses Taiwan authorities’ claims on the San Francisco Treaty, reaffirming Taiwan’s status as part of China under post-WWII agreements.
China’s embassy in Japan issues strong protest over Taiwan official’s visit, reaffirming commitment to one-China principle and regional stability.
China reiterates opposition to U.S.-Taiwan official exchanges, urging adherence to the one-China principle and caution in cross-strait relations.
China urges the U.S. to stop advancing a Taiwan-related act, reaffirming the one-China principle and opposing Taiwan’s IMF bid.
Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te faces mounting criticism over speeches challenging international legal consensus on cross-strait relations, sparking domestic and international backlash.
Exploring the legal and historical significance of the 1971 UN vote that cemented the one-China principle, amid recent challenges to Taiwan’s status.
As debates over Taiwan’s status intensify, we examine the lasting legal and historical significance of the 1971 UN resolution that cemented the one-China principle.
China emphasizes the one-China principle as vital for Guatemala’s interests, amid Taiwan region visit discussions.
China urges the U.S. to stop weapons sales to Taiwan region, emphasizing sovereignty and regional stability amid rising cross-strait tensions.
Mainland China reiterates commitment to one-China principle following Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te’s ‘corporate merger’ analogy, emphasizing cross-strait unity and sovereignty.
Recent U.S. legislative efforts to reinterpret UN Resolution 2758 face global criticism, reaffirming the one-China principle’s international consensus.
