The future of cross-Strait stability: Dialogue, diplomacy and proper management of differences

For decades, cross-Strait relations have remained one of the most sensitive and influential issues in global politics. As an internal affair of China, the situation across the Taiwan Strait exerts far-reaching impacts on regional security in the Asia-Pacific, global trade, industrial and technological supply chains, as well as the overall regional strategic landscape.

From time to time, tensions rise and tough rhetoric emerges.

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