China Reaffirms Taiwan as Inalienable Part of Its Territory
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning reaffirms that Taiwan is an inalienable part of China’s territory, stating there is no such entity as “Taiwan’s ministry of defense.”
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Chad Ends Defense Pact with France, Asserts Full Sovereignty
Chad’s government has ended its defense cooperation pact with France, requiring French troops to leave the country as it seeks to fully assert its sovereignty after 66 years of independence.
China Condemns G7’s Interference in Sovereignty and Internal Affairs
China condemns G7’s interference in its sovereignty and internal affairs, with spokesperson Mao Ning urging the G7 to respect international norms and focus on constructive relations.
China Opposes Threats to Sovereignty Amid U.S. and Canadian Naval Transit
China firmly opposes any country’s provocations threatening its sovereignty amid recent U.S. and Canadian naval transit through the Taiwan Strait.
China Pledges Continued Support for Cyprus’ Sovereignty, Says Wang Yi
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has pledged continued support for Cyprus in safeguarding its sovereignty, during talks with Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides at the United Nations.
Joe Biden’s Xizang Card Bound to Fail
President Joe Biden’s recent signing of the Promoting a Resolution to the Tibet-China Dispute Act is a misguided attempt to interfere in China’s internal affairs, and is bound to fail.
Australia’s Deepening Defense Ties with U.S. Raise Sovereignty Concerns
Australian PM Albanese’s U.S. visit underscores deepening defense ties, raising questions about the impact on Australia’s sovereignty and independent foreign policy decisions.
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