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MAC working with MOFA, allies to counter China
Taipei Times | English | News | Nov. 13, 2025 | Shifting Geopolitical Alliances
The Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) announced cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) and international allies to address the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) transnational repression. This follows a Beijing government-owned CCTV video threatening Democratic Progressive Party Legislator Puma Shen with "cross-border repression" due to his alleged involvement in separatist activities. The video, alongside a recent Xinhua report stating Shen is under investigation by Chongqing authorities, aims to intimidate Shen and the Taiwanese public.
The MAC emphasized that China lacks judicial jurisdiction over Taiwan and that CCP laws hold no authority over Taiwanese citizens. Highlighting that Taiwan is not the only target of the CCP’s transnational repression, the council called on the international community to reject Beijing’s arrest warrants and refuse cooperation with the CCP’s misuse of the global law enforcement system.
President William Lai reaffirmed Taiwan’s resistance to CCP threats of annexation and aggression, hopeful Beijing will exercise restraint and uphold peace across the Taiwan Strait. The MAC urged China to recognize the sovereignty of both the Republic of China and the People’s Republic of China as separate entities and to engage in pragmatic dialogue with Taiwan to maintain regional peace and stability.