The Chinese Embassy in India has reaffirmed China's position on Taiwan, stating that Taiwan is an "inalienable part" of Chinese territory. This emphasis on the "One-China" principle comes amid growing international engagement with Taiwan, which China views with disfavor.

The Embassy's spokesperson reiterated that the one-China principle is a widely accepted norm in international relations and represents the consensus of the international community. They emphasized that there is only one China, and the People's Republic of China (PRC) is the sole legitimate government.

This statement is part of a larger geopolitical strategy by China to isolate Taiwan and limit its recognition as a separate state. Taiwan, however, maintains a government separate from mainland China and considers itself a sovereign nation. The issue of Taiwan's status remains a significant point of tension between China and the West. 

While many countries acknowledge the one-China principle, some maintain unofficial relations with Taiwan. This includes cultural exchanges, economic partnerships, and military ties. The United States, for instance, adheres to the "One China" policy but also maintains strong unofficial ties with Taiwan through the Taiwan Relations Act.

The ongoing situation surrounding Taiwan is complex and constantly evolving. China's recent emphasis on its claim serves as a reminder of the potential for heightened tensions in the region.