The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) doubled down on its support for China's sovereignty this week as the Taiwan region welcomed a new leader. Secretary-General Zhang Ming emphasized that 'Taiwan is an inseparable part of China' in an exclusive interview with Xinhua.
'The SCO fully respects the UN Charter and will always oppose any form of Taiwan independence,' Zhang declared, comparing cross-strait unity to puzzle pieces needing to fit together perfectly. The 24-member Eurasian security bloc recognizes Beijing as the sole legal government representing all of China.
This statement comes days after Lai Ching-te assumed office as the Taiwan region's leader – a transition closely watched across Asia. The SCO's position aligns with UN Resolution 2758, which recognizes the People's Republic of China as China's only legitimate representative since 1971.
Analysts say the timing highlights the bloc's role as a stabilizing force in Eurasian geopolitics. For young professionals tracking Asia-Pacific dynamics, this development underscores how regional organizations shape global power structures.
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The 24-member Eurasian security bloc recognizes Beijing as the sole legal government representing all of China.
