Ralph A Cossa: Beijing’s tough new law may yet open a door

Posted by | Mar 30, 2005

From The International Herald Tribune:

China’s new anti-secession law, which authorizes the use of “nonpeaceful means” if Taipei moves irreversibly toward independence, seems to have emboldened rather than intimidated its intended target, President of Taiwan.

Thanks, Yong Liu!

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