Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te delivered one of his most relevant international interviews during the New York Times DealBook Summit, emphasizing that peace is invaluable and must be protected th
January 1, 2025 — Taipei.- In his first New Year’s Day address as Taiwan's president, Lai Ching-te delivered a speech brimming with hope and determination.
In a context of growing tension in the Taiwan Strait, the island faces a complex situation, marked by the constant military threat from mainland China.
After the conference "Taiwan Facing China's Penetration Strategy: Challenges and Responses in Latin America," organized by the Federalism and Liberty Foundation at the University of CEMA (UCEMA), Taiwan's Ambassad
President Tsai Ing-wen of Taiwan delivered a National Day address in Taipei on Tuesday, emphasizing the importance of peace and the need for a peaceful coexistence with Beijing across the Taiwan Strait.
The joint statement also expressed concern over China's behavior, which it described as "inconsistent with the existing international order" and poses political, economic, military and technological challenges to the international community.
Commenting on cross-strait relations during a national security meeting, the president said Taipei is always willing to push for meaningful cross-strait dialogue on the basis of equal footing "as long as Beijing is willing to resolve antagonisms."
