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Taiwan’s premier has pushed back firmly against Chinese President Xi Jinping’s latest remarks on unification, stating that a “return” to China is not an option for the people of Taiwan. The comments come amid rising cross-strait tensions, increased PLA activity, and growing international concern over stability in the region. In this report, we break down the political messaging from Taipei, Beijing’s strategic posture, and how Washington and regional allies are responding. With Taiwan’s elections, defense strategy, and diplomatic engagements shaping the narrative, this update examines what Xi’s statements mean for cross-strait relations and why Taipei insists its future will be determined only by its own people.

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00:00This is our青年 to the outside of the country to study.
00:07Today we have a few questions.
00:11This is the one that is on the list of the people of the country.
00:13This is the one that is on the list of the people of the country.
00:17It is to push the country to Taiwan and the other countries to study.
00:21This is the one that has been removed from the UN.
00:25This is part of ourmaking and not being in international affairs.
00:30And the rules of the world andujemy and peace against the most important national interest at the world.
00:36Now we'll just be going to say, I'll just say one of our speaking.
00:41You have since the last year, including theirds and the Irish media.
00:46And we'll direct the international government to compromise on the basis of the global government.
00:51and the legal war, to strengthen Taiwan's discussion,
00:56and strengthen the law of Taiwan,
00:59and try to seek false falsehoods.
01:04foreign
01:07foreign
01:19Well, I think we have a lot of people.
01:24Why do we have the most important issue of the government?
01:27I think it is a part of the country.
01:30The answer is,
01:32It's because the people who are in the country are affected by the people.
01:37What is the country's relationship between the two countries?
01:43What is the country's relationship between the two countries?
01:47The two countries are in a different way.
01:57We hope that Taiwan will be able to go out
02:03and be able to support the US
02:06as a strong country to support us
02:20They've always been holding this position
02:24So I don't want to do it like that.
02:31The Chinese government is a world-wide country
02:372,300 million people have no return to this.
02:41This is very clear.
02:43So Taiwan is the world of Taiwan.
02:45Taiwan is the world of safety and economic development
02:49and the world is very important.
02:51So to maintain the situation,
02:53it is the world that we all need to be aware of.
02:57This is the end of the day.
02:59Thank you, everyone.
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