Law enacted in Beijing affects Taipei's status.
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Law enacted in Beijing affects Taipei's status.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- A lawyer fled from Beijing to Taiwan.Sub-event
- Taipei shifted diplomatic recognition to China and was sued in New York over defaulted loans.Sub-event
New entry-exit regulations affect Taiwanese travel and status.1 source
- Taipei monitors social media regarding South Korean election claims, while an individual named Lee shares these claims, coinciding with increased military pressure from Beijing.Sub-event
- Beijing promulgated a new law requiring the assimilation of Taiwan, a move that runs counter to international norms.Sub-event
Taiwan's Premier addresses concerns over a new Chinese law targeting ROC sovereignty.1 source
- International alarm mounts as various countries express concern over Chinese activities and maritime patrols near Taiwan.Sub-event
Law enacted in Beijing affects Taipei's status.1 source
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