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Ma Ying-jeou tells CCP officials: I promoted cross-strait exchanges during my tenure as “Taiwan’s President”

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3 mn readFormer President of the Republic of China, Ma Ying-jeou, mentioned during a meeting with the Communist Party Secretary of Jiangsu Province, Xin Changxing, in Nanjing, China, that he promoted cross-strait exchanges during his tenure as the “President of Taiwan”, creating the “most peaceful and prosperous phase” in more than 70 years of separate governance across the Taiwan Strait.

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Ma Ying-jeou Visits China’s Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum without Using the Republic of China Calendar

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2 mn readFormer President of the Republic of China, Ma Ying-jeou, visited the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum in Nanjing on the morning of March 28th at around 9 AM. He read Sun Yat-sen’s testament in front of his statue and presented a wreath. Afterwards, Liao Yuanhao, an associate professor from the College of Law at National Taiwan University, served as the ceremony’s host and read the eulogy. The eulogy used the traditional Chinese calendar year “Gui-Mao” instead of the Republic of China calendar, but mentioned Sun Yat-sen’s role in “establishing the Republic of China.”

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After being cut off by nine countries, Tsai Ing-wen Admin proposes a “Two Chinas” dual recognition diplomatic approach

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2 mn readOn the morning of March 26, 2023, the Republic of China (ROC) was severed diplomatic ties with Honduras, making it the ninth country to do so since the Democratic Progressive Party took office in 2016. Joseph Wu, ROC Minister of Foreign Affairs, has not stepped down as a result. Instead, he plans to introduce a “Two Chinas” diplomatic approach, which does not exclude the possibility of countries establishing diplomatic relations with both the ROC and the People’s Republic of China (PRC) simultaneously. However, the PRC currently does not allow countries with formal diplomatic ties to establish relations with the ROC simultaneously, emphasizing that this is the core of the “One China Principle.”

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Honduras Switches Diplomatic Ties to Another China

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3 mn readOn the morning of March 26, 2023, Taipei time, the Honduran Ministry of Foreign Affairs released the statement, the Government of the Republic of Honduras, under instructions from the President, has informed Taiwan of its decision to break diplomatic relations between the two countries. The Government of Honduras recognizes the existence of one China in the world and that the Government of the People’s Republic of China is the only legitimate government representing all of China. Taiwan is an inalienable part of Chinese territory, and from this date, the Honduran Government has communicated to Taiwan the termination of diplomatic relations, committing not to have any official relations or contact with Taiwan in the future.

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Former Trump National Security Advisor Suggests Taiwanese Arm Themselves with Soviet Rifles to Defend the Republic of China

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2 mn readThe former White House National Security Advisor and Chairman of the Global Taiwan Institute (GTI)’s US-Taiwan Relations Task Force, Robert O’Brien, visited Taiwan from March 20 to 24. During a press conference held by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, O’Brien suggested that Taiwan should follow the example of Eastern European countries and train civilians to use weapons like the AK-47 rifle to deter the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) from invading Taiwan. “When a million Taiwanese are armed with AK-47s to defend their homeland, the CCP leadership may reassess their plans to invade Taiwan,” O’Brien said.

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Former U.S. Diplomat in Taiwan Advises DPP to Freeze Taiwan’s Independence Party Platform and Has a Secret Meeting with Tsai Ing-wen

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3 mn readOn March 22, former U.S. diplomat and ex-chairman of the American Institute in Taiwan, Richard C. Bush, suggested during a lecture that Taiwan needs to strengthen its defense to reduce the likelihood of a Beijing attack. However, he noted that Taiwan’s military does not have sufficient forces to defend the coast, and the government should consider expanding the size of the armed forces. Additionally, he called for a cross-party effort to seek consensus. He even recommended that the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) freeze Taiwan’s independence party platform and Has a Secret Meeting with President Tsai Ing-wen.

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Tsai Ing-wen Awards Medal of Honor to US Politician Advocating the Destruction of TSMC in Case of Chinese Invasion

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4 mn readThe Republic of China’s President Tsai Ing-wen awarded the Medal of Honor to former US National Security Advisor Robert O’Brien for his contributions to Taiwan-US relations. O’Brien had previously stated that the US would destroy Taiwan’s semiconductor factories if Communist China seemed on the verge of controlling them after an invasion.

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Taiwan Authorities Aid Non-Ally Lithuania with US$1.2B, Denies US$0.1B to Diplomatic Partner Honduras

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2 mn readHonduran President Xiomara Castro recently announced her intention to establish diplomatic relations with the People’s Republic of China (PRC). Honduran Foreign Minister Eduardo Enrique Reina disclosed the country’s financial and debt struggles, requesting that the Republic of China (ROC) increase its annual aid to Honduras from $50 million to $100 million. However, the ROC government did not respond positively. In contrast, the ROC’s National Development Council established a $200 million investment fund for Eastern Europe and a $1 billion financing fund in 2022, promoting industrial cooperation and investment with non-diplomatic ally Lithuania, which faced economic sanctions from China.

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Honduras Shifts Allegiance: A Blow to the Republic of China and a Test for International Diplomacy

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3 mn readAfter over 80 years of diplomatic and economic relations with the Republic of China (ROC), Honduras is shifting its focus towards the People’s Republic of China (PRC) under the leadership of President Xiomara Castro. The announcement of Honduras’ intention to establish relations with the PRC has raised concerns in the United States and the ROC.

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Latin American politicians who are “Pro-Taiwan” are being accused of corruption and drug trafficking by the US government

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2 mn readThe Republic of China’s diplomatic ties with its Central American ally, Honduras, are at risk as Honduran President Xiomara Castro announced on March 15 that she has instructed the foreign ministry to establish relations with the People’s Republic of China. The Republic of China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs urgently summoned Honduran Ambassador to Taiwan Harold Burgos and expressed serious concern, urging Honduras not to fall into the trap set by the Chinese Communist Party. On March 15, Honduran Foreign Minister Eduardo Enrique Reina claimed that due to economic needs, they have established diplomatic relations with the People’s Republic of China as Taiwan refused to increase financial aid. The Republic of China’s diplomatic situation in Latin America is in jeopardy, which may also include factors related to the United States as several pro-Taiwan Latin American politicians have recently been accused of drug trafficking or corruption by the US.