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MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION (2024/2891(RSP))

On the People’s Republic of China’s misinterpretation of the UN resolution 2758 and its continuous military provocations around Taiwan

B-10-2024-0130

on behalf of The Left Group · Rapporteur: Danilo Della Valle

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This resolution addresses China's military activities around Taiwan and the US encirclement policy. It reaffirms the One China policy, deplores military threats, and calls for peaceful resolution and EU diplomatic engagement.

Key points

  1. Reaffirms commitment to the One China policy, recognizing the PRC as the sole legitimate representative of China, and supports UN Resolution 2758.
  2. Expresses deep concern over tensions in the Taiwan Strait and calls on all parties to moderate tone and avoid unilateral changes or military solutions.
  3. Deplores PRC's military threats and supports a peaceful solution to the Taiwan question in line with international law and the UN Charter.
  4. Expresses concern over US encirclement policy through alliances like AUKUS, Quad, JAPHUS and exercises like RIMPAC, Talisman Sabre, Malabar, Vigilant Storm, which escalate tensions.
  5. Deplores increased US military support to Taiwan, including advanced weapons, risking an arms race and escalation.
  6. Stresses that unilateral actions destabilize the Asia-Pacific region and reduce chances for peaceful resolution of disputes.
  7. Calls on all parties to cease militarisation and pursue diplomatic dialogue respecting international law and the One China principle.
  8. Calls for the EU to adopt a more independent foreign policy in the region and play a more active diplomatic role.
  9. Calls for the EU and member states to intensify diplomatic engagement with the PRC and the US to de-escalate tensions around Taiwan.
  10. Reaffirms that disputes in the Indo-Pacific, including Taiwan, must be resolved peacefully, respecting sovereignty, international law, and the One China principle.

Who is affected

  • The People's Republic of China, Taiwan, the United States, and other Indo-Pacific parties are urged to moderate actions and engage in dialogue.
  • The EU and its member states are called to intensify diplomatic engagement and adopt a more independent foreign policy.