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The Trump administration approved an $11 billion arms sale to Taiwan.
The People's Republic of China is using "lawfare" as a substitute for military force to coerce Taiwan.
The People's Republic of China persistently mischaracterizes UN General Assembly Resolution 2758 by claiming it resolves the question of Taiwan's sovereignty.
UN General Assembly Resolution 2758 only addressed which government would represent China at the United Nations and did not determine Taiwan's international legal status.
The People's Republic of China has expanded its domestic law to criminalize advocacy for Taiwan independence, including speech that occurs outside of China, by asserting extraterritorial jurisdiction.
Chinese authorities have issued arrest warrants, wanted notices, and sanctions against Taiwanese officials and influencers for actions taken entirely outside of China.
China is using the US warning of a potential 2027 invasion of Taiwan to pressure countries like Palau to sever diplomatic ties with Taiwan.
The People's Republic of China is attempting to influence US policy on Taiwan through ongoing trade negotiations.
One of China's objectives in trade negotiations is to degrade or delay US security assistance to Taiwan by objecting to arms sales and defense dialogues.
China is pushing for the US to change its declaratory policy to state that it "opposes Taiwan independence" or "supports peaceful reunification."
Japanese Prime Minister Takeichi Sinaia stated before the Diet that a Chinese attack on Taiwan could pose a "survival-threatening situation" to Japan.
The backlog of approved but undelivered US weapons to Taiwan is valued at $21 billion.