Beijing Rebuffs Takaichi’s ‘Illegal San Francisco Treaty’ Comments
China’s foreign ministry criticizes Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi for spotlighting an ‘illegal and invalid’ San Francisco Peace Treaty while overlooking key postwar documents.
InternationalLaw
Read More
Unraveling the Undetermined Status of Ryukyu: Past to Present
Discover why the Ryukyu Islands’ sovereignty remains unresolved—from ancient tributary ties to modern US-Japan base tensions—and why it still matters today.
China’s UN Letter Over Japan’s Taiwan Remarks
On Nov 22, 2025, China sent a letter to UN chief Guterres condemning Japanese PM Takaichi’s Taiwan region remarks and warning it could invoke the UN Charter’s “enemy State” clauses.
Chinese Mainland Urges World to Follow ICJ on Palestine Aid
The Chinese mainland urges global action to follow the ICJ’s advisory opinion on delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza, highlighting a call for justice and cooperation.
China Rallies Behind the UN Charter: Peace Moves in Chaotic Times
China urges UN members to defend the UN Charter, promote multilateralism, oppose unilateral sanctions and back the new International Mediation Institute for peaceful dispute resolution.
Xi Jinping Urges SCO Members to Uphold International Rule of Law
Chinese president Xi Jinping at the SCO Plus Meeting in Tianjin urged SCO members to follow international rule of law and proposed his Global Governance Initiative.
Xi’s Top Quotes on Safeguarding the World Order
Ahead of the 80th anniversary of the United Nations, Xi Jinping highlights China’s commitment to safeguarding the international system and global justice.
Chinese Report Questions U.S. ‘Freedom of Navigation’ Legality
The China Institute for Marine Affairs challenges U.S. “freedom of navigation,” calling it ungrounded in international law and full of double standards.
China’s Solid Legal Case for Nanhai Zhudao Sovereignty
A new Xinhua Institute report says China’s sovereignty over Nanhai Zhudao (South China Sea islands) rests on discovery, occupation, estoppel, and “land dominates sea” principles.
Trump Administration Eyes Military Force Against Latin American Cartels
Trump administration reportedly pondering military strikes against Latin American cartels, raising constitutional and international law concerns.
- 1
- 2