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Summary: This article examines the ongoing one China controversy between China and Taiwan, and analyzes the legal frameworks and positions of major political actors on both sides. In Taiwan's democratic era, the idea of one China has been increasingly challenged by the rise of Taiwanese national identity and opposition to China's agenda of absorbing Taiwan.
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Summary: Since establishing diplomatic relations with China in 1975, the European Union has maintained a consistent "one China" policy. However, in recent years, as the EU's relationship with China has become more strained and member states have increased informal engagement with Taiwan, the boundaries of the EU's policy have started to blur. This is not a conscious decision by the EU as a normative actor, but rather stems from shifting preferences within national and supranational subsystems.
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Summary: This study analyzes the significance of the one China framework for Japan-Taiwan relations and assesses the changes in these relations over the past half-century. The findings show that the relationship between Japan and Taiwan has been gradually strengthening in the 21st century, demonstrating resilience to political transitions, China's growing power, and worsening cross-Strait frictions.
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Dalton Lin
Summary: The cross-Taiwan Strait dispute over one China has changed from its historical nature of indivisible sovereignty. Taipei is concerned that compromising the one-China principle would strengthen China's sovereignty claim over Taiwan. On the other hand, Beijing is concerned that compromising the one-China principle would enhance Taiwan's international status as a separate state. Therefore, improving cross-Strait relations requires addressing this essential commitment problem.
