We the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (IPAC) were dismayed to learn of President of France’s remarks made aboard COTAM Unité on 9th April, specifically his contention that Europe should avoid being “caught up in conflicts which are not ours” – a clear reference to escalating tensions across the Taiwan Strait. With Beijing ramping up military […]
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IPAC STATEMENT ON REPORTS OF WEAPONS SHIPMENTS BETWEEN CHINA AND RUSSIA
The Inter Parliamentary Alliance on China (IPAC) expresses deep concern about recent reports indicating that Chinese companies may be supplying weapons to Russia. Any material support for Russian aggression in Ukraine from China would be a development of an extremely serious nature, necessitating serious consequences. This troubling report and the associated evidence must immediately be […]
IPAC STATEMENT ON CONFIRMED CYBER ATTACKS BY THE PRC AGAINST FOREIGN LEGISLATORS AND DIASPORIC COMMUNITIES
We, the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China are deeply troubled by reports of cyber attacks on foreign politicians and others strongly linked to the government of the People’s Republic of China (PRC). These attacks form a part of a well established pattern of intimidation and infringement of personal liberty by entities controlled by PRC state organs. […]
Statement from Participating Legislators of the 2023 IPAC Tokyo Symposium
Tokyo, 17th February 2023 – Following keynote addresses by former Prime Ministers Scott Morrison (Australia), Liz Truss (United Kingdom) and Guy Verhofstadt (Belgium) [speeches attached below], a large cross-party delegation of Japanese Diet Members, together with IPAC representatives from the EU, Canada, the UK, and Taiwan, discussed the multiple threats that are posed by the […]
