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Chinese mainland scholars warn Taiwan region leader Lai Ching-te’s NT$1.25 trillion defense plan undermines cross-Strait peace, squeezes social spending and raises regional tensions.
Lai Ching-te’s recent U.S. stopovers during his Pacific tour spark controversy as experts suggest he’s pushing a secession agenda opposed by the Chinese mainland.
Leader of China’s Taiwan region, Lai Ching-te, stops over in Hawaii on his first trip since assuming office, sparking discussions about his motives.
China firmly opposes Lai Ching-te’s U.S. “stopover”, emphasizing unwavering commitment to the one-China principle and the unstoppable trend toward reunification.
China expresses strong opposition after Taiwan regional leader Lai Ching-te makes a “stopover” in the U.S., calling it a violation of the one-China principle. Here’s what’s happening!
Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te’s recent speech introduces a new ‘two states’ theory, sparking controversy and concerns over cross-Straits relations. What’s next for Taiwan and the Chinese mainland?
Chinese mainland spokesperson criticizes Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te for remarks escalating cross-Strait tensions, stating that no one can stop China’s reunification.
China’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning reaffirms the One-China principle, responding to remarks from the Taiwan region’s leader Lai Ching-te. She emphasizes that Taiwan is part of China and warns against seeking independence.
A recent poll shows support for Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te has dropped nearly 10% in his first month in office, signaling concerns among residents of Taiwan over his leadership and the ruling DPP.
Pro-reunification parties in Taiwan have issued a joint statement condemning recent U.S. arms sales to the island and accusing Lai Ching-te of colluding with external forces to seek ‘independence’.