ANALYSIS / China's new guidelines aimed at jurisdiction over Taiwan: Experts
06/25/2024 07:46 PM
China's new legal guidelines targeting advocates of Taiwan independence, including allowing trials in absentia, are aimed at gaining jurisdiction, experts told CNA on Monday.
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