ANALYSIS / China's 'Two Sessions' place greater emphasis on Taiwan integration: Experts
03/05/2025 10:26 PM
The Taiwan-related section in China's government work report, presented during the "Two Sessions" on Wednesday, placed greater emphasis on the promotion of integration and unification of Taiwan with China, experts told CNA.
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