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When was the republic of Taiwan established?
Taiwan has not declared independence, it's official title is Republic of China and the ROC government considers Taiwan to be a part of China (region) not controlled by the communists.
Why did china refuse to accept Taiwan as an independent nation?
If Taiwan were to take the gamble and cross that line, the argument goes, it will have moved closer to "de jure independence," or legal separation from the mainland, and Beijing would have little choice but to engage it militarily. And yet, Taiwan has repeatedly "declared" its independence ever since the island's process of democratization began at the end of the last century.
What region of china is still under debate in regards to its independence?
Tibet and Taiwan
Should Taiwan declare its independence?
They should, but can't. Due to threats of war from China, Taiwan may not declare it's independence. Even though it's technically a country.
Legal Taiwan Independence?
Legal Taiwan Independence
Who did China got its independence from?
China won independence from it own previous forms of government and dynasties. The People's Republic of China was declared on December 2, 1949 and the national day of independence is marked on October 1.
Legal Taiwan Independence"?
taiwan
What is the debate on China and Taiwan province?
The People's Republic of China recognises Taiwan as one of it's province. While the people from both sides of the sea often refers to each other as 'brothers and sisters'. It is clear however, the officials of Taiwan want it to be an independence country. But if you have lived in China for 10 years like I did, you can clearly see the passion of the 'Taiwaness' to not to be 'Taiwaness'. In the past, when Taiwan was at its peak power, China was still very poor, and this is one of the first reason that caused the officials of Taiwan to wish for independence. However as China is now every powerful, western countries do 'take sides'. For example: US stated it does not recognise Taiwan as a country. To be a globally recognised country, there must be a representitive at the United Nation, Taiwan has no such representitive.
What is the name of the policy that Taiwan has that they China and Taiwan are already two countries and there is no need for a formal declaration of independence?
it's referred to as a "special State-to-State relationship" as first used by Taiwan's "President" Lee in 1999...
How is Taiwan connected to China?
Taiwan broke from China after WWII.
Does China think Taiwan is an independent country?
China considers Taiwan part of China.
Is Taiwan in the Indian Ocean?
No. Taiwan is in the East China Sea. It's separated from China by the Taiwan Strait.
