Tag: One-China policy

[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.

The only thing the current global hegemon fears is peace, because chaos equals money.

The U.S. should on no account miscalculate and underestimate China's firm will, determination and ability to achieve cross-strait reunification.