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Xi presses Trump to take the next step on Taiwan: oppose independence (opens the original)
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The change would mean a shift in Washington’s long-standing position and affect American arms sales to the island, according to analysts. The wording marked another push by Beijing for Washington to adopt an explicit and tougher political position against Taiwan independence, going beyond its traditional formulation of “not supporting” independence – a notable distinction given the high stakes in cross-strait relations. The White House did not immediately release details of its own account of th
Beijing, Taipei need peace deal before reunification, Taiwanese scholar says (opens the original)
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An agreement ending hostilities could allow the two sides to discuss the future on an equal footing, Chang Ya-chung A formal peace deal between Beijing and Taipei should be signed to build trust before discussions on post-reunification political arrangements, a prominent Taiwanese political scientist has argued at a security conference in Beijing. Chang Ya-chung, who heads the Taiwan-based Sun Yat-sen School advocacy group, said the “one country, two systems” formula, which has been applied to H
Exclusive | ‘Provocation’ could accelerate Taiwan reunification: retired PLA major general (opens the original)
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Island’s leader William Lai has ‘challenged our red lines’, Luo Yuan says on sidelines of Beijing’s Xiangshan Forum Speaking on the sidelines of the Xiangshan Forum in Beijing on Wednesday, Luo said the timeline for reunification with mainland China was shaped by “the development of our national strength, our defence needs, the global security environment, as well as the degree of provocation from Taiwan”. Luo’s remarks came amid heightened cross-strait tensions since Lai, of the independent-lea
Should Beijing use its maritime militia as backup force in South China Sea? (opens the original)
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On the sidelines of the Xiangshan Forum, a leading Chinese researcher says there could be a role for the vessels at critical moments “We need to strengthen our maritime capabilities, including our coastguard forces and even our maritime militia. Their main role is fishing, but at critical moments, there is nothing objectionable about using them to safeguard our maritime rights and interests,” Wu said.
China to fly flags at half-mast for former premier Zhu Rongji’s funeral (opens the original)
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The late statesman, known for his pivotal role in transitioning China towards a market economy, will be cremated in Beijing on Tuesday Hong Kong will fly the national and regional flags at half-staff at various government sites. The government said on Sunday it would lower the flags at government headquarters in Admiralty, Government House, all control points and checkpoints at border crossings and Hong Kong International Airport. The mourning protocols for Zhu align with those of former premier
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