Sources: Taiwan political status

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• News analysis or explainer · Independent publication

  A divided Taiwan faces cross-strait pressures (East Asia Forum) link

  Academic policy-analysis commentary, consulted via citation, on President Lai Ching-te's 2024 inauguration, his "status quo" framing, and Taiwan's divided 2024 legislative election outcome.

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• Reference work · Independent publication

  History of Taiwan (Wikipedia) link

  General-reference encyclopedia article, consulted via citation, on the 1945 transfer of Taiwan to Republic of China administration, the 1949 relocation of the ROC government following the Chinese Civil War, and the competing "One China" claims of the ROC and PRC.

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• Reference work · Independent publication

  Taiwan - Politics, Economy, Society (Encyclopaedia Britannica) link

  General-reference encyclopedia article, consulted via citation, on Taiwan's 1971 loss of the UN China seat, its subsequent international-recognition status, and its participation in international bodies as "Chinese Taipei."

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• News analysis or explainer · Independent publication

  Taiwan Explained: Why China Claims It, and Why the U.S. Is Involved (Council on Foreign Relations) link

  Policy-analysis explainer, consulted via citation, on the current cross-strait dynamic, presented here only for its account of the diplomatic and political status quo, not for any military assessment.

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