Chinese President Xi Jinping stated that resolving the Taiwan issue and achieving complete reunification is the Communist Party's unwavering historical mission. He affirmed adherence to the one-China principle and the 1992 Consensus, vowing to combat "separatist forces" and resist external interference.
Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) criticized KMT Chair's recent US remarks on Xi Jinping's interpretation of the '1992 Consensus,' calling them misleading and potentially aiding the CCP. MAC stated the consensus no longer accommodates the ROC's existence and is rejected by mainstream Taiwanese public opinion.
Cheng Li-wun is the chairwoman of Taiwan’s largest opposition party, the Kuomintang (KMT). In this far-ranging interview, she discusses her vision for peace and cooperation between Taiwan and mainland China, her meeting in April with Communist Party chief Xi Jinping and her coming trip to the United States in June. Cross-strait relations have been increasingly tense for more than 10 years. What approach can change this situation? As long as both sides of the strait accept the 1992 consensus and...
