Taiwan

Washington Times: China contemplates military action against Taiwan

By: Jianli Yang - April 6, 2021 There have been some developments in the past that may have led to negative sentiments against China. The failure to contain the COVID-19 outbreak, and human rights violations in Xinjiang, Hong Kong and Tibet are some of the issues that...
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Op-Ed: Chinese wolf diplomats give proof of their wild behaviour

By: Yang Jianli On October 8th, the Taiwanese representative office in Fiji held a National Day reception, during the reception, two Chinese diplomats tried to force their way into the event, made rude comments and engaged in a scuffle with the staff of Taiwanese...
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Newsweek: On Taiwan, Moral Courage from the Czech Republic

By: Aaron Rhoes & Jianli Yang September 16, 2020 Individual acts of moral and civic courage, whether on the local or international level, are indispensable to the struggle against tyranny. Today, democratic Taiwan faces such a struggle, as mainland China threatens...
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The Hill: Have the courage to recognize Taiwan

Source: https://thehill.com/opinion/international/498463-have-the-courage-to-recognize-taiwan BY JIANLI YANG AND AARON RHODES, OPINION CONTRIBUTORS Recent events have vividly confirmed that the United States should establish formal diplomatic relations with Taiwan, or...
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Nonviolence from Damascus and Manama to Moscow and Beijing: Why the Middle East revolution makes dictatorships tremble

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Chibli Mallat is a law professor and a practicing attorney, and an active defender of human rights, constitutional...

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The Seventh Interethnic Interfaith Leadership Conference Declaration of Unit

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Declaration of Unity 第七届族群青年领袖研习营共同宣言 Approved by all delegates to the Seventh Interethnic/Interfaith Leadership...

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