In the 1990’s Taiwan began to pose a very complex challenge to the international community. The issue is Taiwan’s attempt to reverse the “one China” policy. From Taiwan position on the “one China” issue is simple, it does not want to become part of Chinas Communist regime. It is not above reunification as long as the terms are formed on a mutual agreement. On the other hand, Chinas perspective on Taiwan is one of …showed first 75 words of 4728 total…

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