#china-taiwan-relations

#china-taiwan-relations

Taiwan asserted its identity during National Day celebrations, rejecting China's claims with calls for collaboration on global peace.

China launched military drills around Taiwan following inauguration of new president, escalating tensions.

China maintains authority in deciding military exercises around Taiwan.

Taiwan's defense officials consider recent military maneuvers by China to have concluded.

China has imposed sanctions on US defence firms for military sales to Taiwan, demanding an end to US support for Taiwan's independence.

China aims for peaceful reunification with Taiwan amidst challenges.

China views Taiwan's new president Lai Ching-te as a 'dangerous separatist' and has increased military activities near Taiwan since his election win.

The seriousness of Chinese officials' readiness to potentially invade Taiwan by the late 2020s is underscored by a satellite image showing a re-creation of Taipei's roads at a Chinese military base.

Taiwan not a major factor in US election; next President must address China-Taiwan tensions

The balance of military power in the Taiwan Strait has shifted in China's favor.

China's military exercises and presence around Taiwan raise the risk of accidental confrontation and create complacency in Taipei and Washington.

China welcomes former Taiwan president Ma Ying-jeou for a visit amidst tensions.

Taiwan-China disputes intensify with the change in Taiwan's presidency on May 20.