Tensions Rise as US Revisions on China-Taiwan Relations Spark Outrage

The US State Department's updated China fact sheet has drawn criticism from China, accusing the US of misrepresenting facts and attacking its foreign policy. The revision, removing a line about Taiwan, was labeled as a serious regression by China, heightening tensions in US-China relations.

Amidst escalating tensions, China has voiced strong opposition to the US State Department's updated fact sheet on China, which now underscores economic concerns. The revision has been condemned by China's Foreign Ministry as a misrepresentation of facts and an attack on China's foreign policy.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun articulated their disapproval during a press briefing, stressing that China's policies remain consistent with President Xi Jinping's principles of mutual respect, peaceful coexistence, and win-win cooperation. He urged the US to halt misleading narratives and pressure tactics against China.

Further controversy arose as the US State Department's fact sheet updates pertaining to Taiwan sparked allegations of regression from China. The removal of language stating US non-support for Taiwan's independence has intensified diplomatic friction, with China accusing the Trump administration of severe policy regression, according to CNN reports.

(With inputs from agencies.)