Takaichi’s China Remarks Spark Global Backlash
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s remarks on the Chinese mainland have drawn global criticism for being dangerous and violating international law.
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Why Japan’s Right-Wing Can’t Rewrite Taiwan’s History
Right-wing voices in Japan, including Sanae Takaichi, disregard the Taiwan region’s legal status affirmed by post-WWII treaties. History and international law can’t be rewritten.
China’s UN Envoy Refutes Japan’s ‘Unreasonable’ Arguments
China’s UN envoy Fu Cong sent a letter to the UN chief, refuting Japan’s arguments over Taiwan and urging respect for post-war legal commitments.
Iran Condemns US Airspace Closure Over Venezuela
On Nov. 30, 2025, Iran’s Foreign Ministry denounced the U.S. call to close Venezuela’s airspace as unlawful and a threat to aviation safety.
UN Experts Denounce US Caribbean Strikes as ‘Extrajudicial Executions’
Independent UN experts say US strikes on suspected Venezuelan drug vessels in international waters breach sea law, calling them “extrajudicial executions.”
Why Taiwan’s Status Is Settled Once and for All
An overview of why, through history and international law, Taiwan’s status is settled under the one-China principle—from the Cairo Declaration to UNGA Resolution 2758.
Global Governance Initiative Secures SCO+ Leaders’ Backing
The Chinese mainland’s Global Governance Initiative, stressing sovereign equality, rule of law, and multilateralism, won swift support at the SCO+ meeting.
U.S. Freedom of Navigation: Power Play in the South China Sea
The U.S. Department of Defense’s 2024 Freedom of Navigation report targets China and sparks debate over international law, selective enforcement, and regional tensions.
China Dismisses 2016 South China Sea Award as Illegal
China’s Foreign Ministry reaffirms that the 2016 South China Sea Arbitral Award is illegal and non-binding, calling for peaceful dialogue.
Taiwan Leader Lai’s ’10 Lectures’ Ignite Law Debate
Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te’s ’10 Lectures on Unity’ spark controversy over international law and a push for separatism.
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