Category: English
English-language publications of the Free China Movement.
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Rapid Response: Defense Budgets Must Be Measured by Delivered Readiness, Not Announced Totals
Free China calls for transparent defense procurement milestones and distinguishes proposed budgets from delivered operational capability.
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Taiwan Proposes NT$145.7 Billion in Additional 2026 Defense Spending
Taiwan proposes NT$145.7bn in additional 2026 defense spending. FCM stresses that proposed funding, procurement and fielded capability must be tracked separately.
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Rapid Response: G20 Economic Disputes Need Comparable Data, Not Competing Slogans
Free China calls for comparable data, clear definitions and measurable commitments in the G20 dispute over non-market policies and global imbalances.
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Mainland China Dissents From G20 Language on Non-Market Policies and Global Imbalances
Mainland China dissented from several G20 finance-statement paragraphs on non-market policies, imbalances, data and debt. FCM calls for measurable definitions and transparent evidence.
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Rapid Response: Repeated Maritime Activity Must Not Substitute for Peaceful Legal Resolution
Free China calls for transparency, incident-prevention rules and peaceful legal resolution of maritime jurisdiction disputes east of Taiwan.
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PRC Survey and Coast-Guard Patrols East of Taiwan Deepen a Maritime Jurisdiction Dispute
China conducted a seabed survey and recurring coast-guard patrols east of Taiwan; Taiwan rejects Beijing’s jurisdiction claims. FCM calls for transparency and de-escalation.
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Rapid Response: Critical-Mineral Licensing Must Be Transparent and Predictable
Free China calls for transparent rare-earth licensing, timely decisions and supply diversification; current evidence does not show a blanket embargo.
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Some Mainland Chinese Rare-Earth Suppliers Pause U.S. Shipments as Licensing Delays Persist
Some Mainland Chinese rare-earth suppliers have paused or delayed U.S. shipments, but evidence does not show a blanket embargo. FCM calls for transparent licensing and supply diversification.
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Rapid Response: 52 Singapore Detainees Deserve Case-Specific Information and Due Process
Free China calls for case-specific information, counsel, consular access and due process for 52 Singapore citizens detained in Guangxi.
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52 Singapore Citizens Detained in Guangxi; Singapore Seeks Due Process and Further Case Information
Singapore confirms 52 citizens are detained in Guangxi in a suspected pyramid-scheme investigation and has called for due process. No individual guilt is established.