Taiwan premier slams China over fresh import bans
Premier Su Tseng-chang accused Beijing of violating World Trade Organization norms by "making its own rules" and "meddling in trade through administrative means".
Premier Su Tseng-chang accused Beijing of violating World Trade Organization norms by "making its own rules" and "meddling in trade through administrative means".
The US$858 billion military policy Bill is expected to pass Congress and be signed into law this month.
Although China’s Taiwan Affairs Office has hailed the election outcome as a sign that Taiwanese want peace, others disagree.
The writer highlights that Taiwan benefits the US economy enormously, and not only in terms of arms sales.
Beijing still attaches priority to realizing national reunification through peaceful means, while not ruling out using force.
Noting that the decision signified the complete abolition of the so-called "free-trade pact", foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said that "China highly appreciates that El…
The US is a global superpower at sea, and would consider it “unacceptable” if China challenges it in that domain, Professor Wang said.
Multiple signs from the party congress point to China’s sharpened focus on gearing up for a clash with the United States over Taiwan.
A Chinese mainland spokesman said, "'Taiwan independence' is the biggest obstacle to the reunification of the motherland and a serious danger to national rejuvenation".
A spokesperson said the waters are just over 60 nautical miles from Taiwan, and Chinese scientific research institutions have the right to carry out scientific exploration…