US Never Respected the One China Policy and Never Will

US Never Respected the One China Policy and Never Will

The US has reiterated its alleged commitment to honoring the “One China” policy under which it is recognized there is only one Chinese government. The policy exists in direct reference to Taiwan and its status as a break-away province from Beijing’s authority. The BBC’s article, “Trump agrees to honour ‘One China’ policy despite threats,” would…

Say Hello to China’s ICBMs

Say Hello to China’s ICBMs

China’s alleged deployment of a DF-41 strategic ballistic missile brigade to Heilongjiang province, bordering Russia, triggered a fascinating spectacle; how to spin – or not to spin – what necessarily represents a milestone in Russia-China’s strategic partnership. The Global Times stressed Hong Kong and Taiwan media interpreted pictures of the DF-41 were taken in Heilongjiang,…

Taiwanese President Meets Senior Republicans, Fuelling US-China Tensions

Taiwanese President Meets Senior Republicans, Fuelling US-China Tensions

The meetings between Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen and senior Republicans in Dallas, Texas last Sunday will only heighten tensions between the United States and China ahead of Donald Trump’s inauguration as US president next week. Tsai met with Senator Ted Cruz and Texas Governor Greg Abbott during a stop-over on the way to visit several…

Taiwan Scrambles Jets, Navy Vessels to ‘Surveil & Control’ Passage of Chinese Warships

Taiwan Scrambles Jets, Navy Vessels to ‘Surveil & Control’ Passage of Chinese Warships

Taiwan deployed jets and navy vessels after a group of Chinese warships entered the country’s air defense identification zone. The aircraft and vessels were deployed to “surveil and control” the passage of the Chinese ships, a government spokesperson said. China’s Soviet-built ‘Liaoning’ aircraft carrier led warships through the Taiwan Strait on Wednesday, while returning from…

Beijing will ‘Take Revenge,’ Break Ties with US if Trump Ditches One-China Policy

Beijing will ‘Take Revenge,’ Break Ties with US if Trump Ditches One-China Policy

Should Donald Trump break the “one-China” policy after taking office, the Chinese people will call on the government to “take revenge,” Beijing’s unofficial mouthpiece warned shortly after Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen made a stopover in Houston. “Trump is yet to be inaugurated, and there is no need for Beijing to sacrifice bilateral ties for the…