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Members of European Parliament condemn China’s ongoing military aggression towards Taiwan

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Last updated: 2024/10/24 at 7:56 PM
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MEPs in the European Parliament have strongly criticized China for its “unwarranted military exercises” and attempts to distort history surrounding Taiwan. In a joint resolution, they called on China to cease its military operations, economic coercion, and hostile disinformation campaign against Taiwan, which Beijing claims as a breakaway province. Tensions across the Taiwan Strait have escalated since the election of Taiwan’s new president, William Lai, in May. Despite Lai’s willingness to engage in dialogue with China, Beijing has increased its belligerent rhetoric and military drills near Taiwan.

The European Parliament’s resolution emphasizes the importance of rejecting any unilateral changes to the status quo in the Taiwan Strait and the need to address China’s efforts to encroach upon Taiwan’s democratic system. Lawmakers harshly criticized China’s constant distortion of UN Resolution 2758, which recognized the People’s Republic of China as the legitimate representative at the UN and removed the seat held by the Republic of China. China has argued that this resolution upholds the “One China” principle and prevents Taiwan from participating in international bodies. However, Taiwan contests this interpretation, stating that the resolution does not provide a legal basis for China’s territorial ambitions.

MEPs have condemned President Xi Jinping for refusing to renounce the use of force to bring Taiwan under Beijing’s rule, despite the fact that the Republic of China was never a part of the People’s Republic of China. The resolution also highlights the need to strengthen EU-Taiwan relations in response to China’s partnerships with Russia and the EU’s reliance on Taiwan as a leading semiconductor supplier. While contacts between the EU and Taiwan are informal due to the lack of diplomatic ties, the European Commission has avoided signing a bilateral investment agreement with Taiwan to avoid angering Beijing.

The European Parliament’s resolution serves as a symbolic rebuke to Chinese actions in the Taiwan Strait and underscores the importance of upholding Taiwan’s democratic system. By rejecting China’s attempts to distort history and international rules, MEPs are standing in solidarity with Taiwan and advocating for a peaceful resolution to the tensions in the region. The resolution also emphasizes the significance of maintaining EU-Taiwan relations and ensuring that Taiwan is not isolated on the global stage. Despite political constraints, the European Parliament remains committed to supporting Taiwan and challenging China’s aggressive behavior towards the island nation.

In conclusion, MEPs in the European Parliament have sent a strong message to China by condemning its military exercises and attempts to distort history regarding Taiwan. The resolution emphasizes the need to reject any unilateral changes to the status quo in the Taiwan Strait and advocates for a peaceful resolution to the tensions in the region. By standing up for Taiwan and challenging China’s aggressive actions, MEPs are promoting democracy and international norms. Additionally, the resolution underscores the importance of strengthening EU-Taiwan relations and ensuring that Taiwan is not isolated on the global stage. Despite challenges, the European Parliament remains committed to supporting Taiwan and advocating for a peaceful resolution to the situation in the Taiwan Strait.

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