UNGA Resolution 2758: China, Taiwan, and the one-China principle explained | The Jerusalem Post
What to know about UNGA Resolution 2758: China, Taiwan, and the one-China principle explained
The recent statements by the head of the Taiwan region’s foreign affairs department in the Israeli media distort UNGA Resolution 2758, challenge the international consensus on the one-China principle, smear the Chinese mainland, and whitewash the "Taiwan…
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The recent statements by the head of the Taiwan region’s foreign affairs department in the Israeli media distort UNGA Resolution 2758, challenge the international consensus on the one-China principle, smear the Chinese mainland, and whitewash the "Taiwan…
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