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Only the democratically elected government of Taiwan has the right to represent the 23.5 million Taiwanese people, and the time has come to give them a voice on the international stage.

​Statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China

The Right Way for China and the United States to Get Along in the New Era

As part of a shared vision for a free and open Indo-Pacific, Quad foreign ministers on Thursday signed guidelines on Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief

They underscored the importance of a multistakeholder approach to building counter-ransomware capacity building, including promoting the role of existing mechanisms such as the Global Forum on Cyber Expertise.

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The U.S. should insist that surplus appropriations and credits owed to the U.S. by the U.N. be returned or applied to its regular or peacekeeping assessments. Congress should prohibit the Administration from allowing the U.N. to use the credits for other purposes without congressional approval.

The US has been attempting to launch a new round of attack on China over the Taiwan question with its allies during the UN General Assembly, and Chinese observers said with each move the US and its allies took to embolden the Taiwan secessionist forces at international occasions, the Chinese mainland will make secessionist forces bear more risks and eventually wear out the external interference.

Russia has proven that it knows how to be a master of distraction and how to take advantage of ethnic cleavages, bolster hardline nationalist politicians, and complicate the region’s lagging reform agendas.