The Evolution of China’s Interference in Taiwan

China firmly opposes US lawmakers rehashing defunct Taiwan-related bill: Taiwan Affairs Office spokesperson

Commenting on so-called Taiwan Non-Discrimination Act being passed by the US House of Representatives on Monday, Zhu Fenglian, spokesperson for the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, stated on Wednesday that Taiwan question is purely China's internal affair, which brooks no foreign interference.

China's military expansion raises concerns for Taiwan as world turns to Middle East

As global attention remains fixed on the conflict between Israel and Iran, concerns are mounting that China might seize an opportunity.

Russia Would Keep Europe ‘Busy’ to Help China’s Invasion of Taiwan, NATO Leader Warns

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has expressed concerns that Russia would keep Europe “busy” in a bid to support communist China’s war against Taiwan. Speaking at a press conference on June 23 ahead of a NATO summit in the Hague, Netherlands, Rutte said NATO has close ties with several Indo-Pacific partners, namely Australia, Japan, New Zealand, and South Korea, and they all share the concern about the Chinese regime’s “massive military build-u…

NATO chief expresses concern over China's rapid military buildup in Taiwan

Mark Rutte also addressed a potential worst-case scenario in which US, under Taiwan Relations Act, may be required to provide support or defend Taiwan during a Chinese assault.

NATO: Allies concerned about Taiwan amid China's military buildup - Focus Taiwan

The Hague, June 23 (CNA) North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Secretary General Mark Rutte has expressed concern about Taiwan's situation amid China's "massive military build-up" ahead of the latest NATO summit in The Hague.

Beijing’s ‘massive’ build-up raises threat of Taiwan Strait conflict: Nato chief

Its enlarged military presence could draw in Russia and thus European forces into the fray, secretary general warns ahead of summit.