# Cross-Strait Relations
Latest news and articles about Cross-Strait Relations
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Beijing Welcomes Discussion by Taiwan Scholar on Unification Framework
The Taiwan Affairs Office responded positively to island academic discussions on cross-strait political arrangements.
Beijing Hosts Academic Symposium on Sun Yat-sen and the Chinese Diaspora
Organized by the Revolutionary Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang, the seminar marked the 160th anniversary of Sun Yat-sen's birth.
Wang Huning Urges United Front Mobilization at Beijing National Day Reception
Top united front, diaspora, and regional affairs bodies gather in Beijing to emphasize national unity and strategic development goals.
Beijing Slams Reported Taiwan Plans to Use Civilian Sites in Wartime
Controversy erupts over leaked plans designating cultural hubs like Taipei's National Palace Museum as wartime contingency centers.
China's Peaceful Reunification Council Sets Taiwan Work Agenda in Beijing
United Front chief Li Ganjie emphasized cross-Strait exchanges, external outreach, and organizational discipline at the council's executive session.
Cross-Strait AI Industry Development Alliance Established in Kunshan
A new platform aims to foster artificial intelligence and digital manufacturing collaboration across the Taiwan Strait.
Shanghai Hosts Cross-Strait Youth Exchange as Ma Long Welcomes Taiwan Youths
Chinese table tennis star Ma Long invited Taiwanese youths to visit the mainland during a cross-Strait exchange event in Shanghai.
Beijing Criticizes DPP Over Reported $100 Billion US TSMC Expansion
The Taiwan Affairs Office accused Taiwanese authorities of hollowing out the island's economic foundation following reports of further chip investment in Arizona.
Beijing Offers Consular Protection to Taiwanese Tour Group After Accident in Russia
Mainland officials emphasize consular duty to Taiwanese citizens overseas after emergency response in Irkutsk Oblast.
Beijing Rebukes Taiwan's DPP Authorities Over South China Sea Rhetoric
The Taiwan Affairs Office accuses Taipei's foreign ministry of abandoning a national stance by criticizing mainland enforcement near Second Thomas Shoal.