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Biographic Essay: Wen Jiabao and Zeng Qinghong (2)
BIOGRAPHIC ESSAY (2)
The Two Centers of China’s Fourth Generation: Premier Wen Jiabao and Vice President Zeng Qinghong
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There are also rumors that Jiang himself was criticized by the PLA for allowing the Lee visit to Cornell to take place and for being “softhearted” on the Taiwan issue.142
Technology Leadership, Economic Power and National Security: The China Factor
Remarks at the Heritage Foundation - October 23, 2008
by John Tkacik
China: An Unkind Century
China: An Unkind Century
Author: John Tkacik [1]
The Twentieth Century was unkind to the Chinese people. It began with the collapse in 1911 of the last imperial dynasty after decades of corruption, inept governance and social disintegration. From the wreckage of empire, provincial warlords struggled for power and profit at the expense of the people.
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Half a 'consensus' is worse than none: just what was the "1992 Consensus"?
Taipei Times
Half a ‘consensus’ worse than none
The New Formosa Strait Crisis and Nuclear Weapons
State Department Legal Advisor: The Legal Status of Taiwan
Memorandum
July 13, 1971
To: EA/ROC – Mr. Charles T. Sylvester
From: L/EA – Robert I. Starr
Subject: Legal Status of Taiwan
You have asked for a comprehensive memorandum analyzing the question of the legal status of Taiwan in terms suitable for Congressional presentation. Attached is a paper that should serve this purpose. It is drawn mainly from the February 3, 1961 Czyzak memorandum, and contains no sensitive information or reference to classified documents.
Concurrence: L – Mr. Salans
The "ASL" as the "Anti-TRA": China's Anti-secession Law and the impact on U.S. Relations with Taiwan.
Institute of European and
American Studies, Academia Sinica,
Taipei, Taiwan
By John J. Tkacik, Jr.
Beijing's "Anti-Secession Law" of March 14, 2005, marked the end of the tacit understanding that Washington and Beijing have shared since December 16, 1978, under which Beijing pretended to pursue a policy of peaceful unification while Washington pretended to pursue a one-China policy.
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