# unification  

Unification is a term that refers to the act or process of bringing separate elements together into a single, cohesive entity or system. In various academic and scientific contexts, the phrase unification theory is used to describe theoretical frameworks that seek to integrate disparate concepts, forces, or principles into a unified explanation. The term encompasses both the general concept of consolidation and specific applications found within complex intellectual or physical disciplines.

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Ming Chu-cheng, professor emeritus of political science at National Taiwan University. (File photo by Ko Cheng-hui)

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The National Film Administration's public disclosure database shows approval for production of Battle of Penghu but no subsequent approval for public release. (Screenshot via National Film Administration website)

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Battle of Penghu received prominent coverage and endorsement from mainland state broadcaster CCTV when production began. (Screenshot: CCTV)

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Viral posts claim a sharp rise in Chinese immigrant population in specific districts. Illustrative photo. (Archive photo, by Ke Chenghui)

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Following President Donald Trump's visit to China, during which he said he did not want "anyone moving toward independence," Japan's leading political scholar on Taiwan affairs, Ogasawara Yoshiyuki, offered a detailed analysis of what "Taiwan independence

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U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese Defense Minister Dong Jun exchange military salutes on May 14, 2026. (AP)

Is Taiwan a Bargaining Chip? The Risks of Trump’s New Cross-Strait Strategy

A U.S. intelligence report indicates China currently has no plan to invade Taiwan in 2027 and has set no fixed timeline for unification. (File photo, AP)

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