Tag: One-China policy

The United States treating Taiwan like a cash machine is nothing new.

Only peaceful coexistence could guard against the risk of war.

[D]rawing Taiwan into the U.S.-led system of regional alliances will dwarf the Chinese mainland’s successes.

The role Taiwan plays and the pressure it is under seems to be growing daily.

[T]he U.S. and Taiwan are inextricably linked in terms of national security, economic cooperation and semiconductor trade.

[T]he Taiwan issue is the most important and sensitive issue in Chinese-U.S. relations.

All parties involved in the Taiwan Strait should deal with the situation more cautiously.

Whether China-U.S. relations can continue to "stabilize and improve" will need effort.

On issues of core interest, China has no room for compromise.

U.S. officials have gradually shifted … toward more explicit support for Taiwan’s full participation in international organizations

[B]ecause of the unseasoned way the officials involved are handling things, the situation has become rather chaotic.

Tacit agreement on the Taiwan Strait median line is gone for good.