📇⬇️ policy:
taiwan is not a difficult decision. technically taiwan is chinese land and was a colonial war spoil from wwii. the ground lease is held by china. if taiwan wants independence, that's between taiwan and china - the original land shadow docket was held by china and was not negated during the japanese occupation. taiwan hold the deed. that is not a global conflict issue - it is a diplomatic issue between taiwan and china. same with russia and ukraine; though ukraine is slightly different because of cia pumped vatican intervention in ukrainian nationalism movements in the 90s. russia holds the deed to ukraine.
remember in shadow land trust law: the real provable title holder is the owner. somewhere in the un policy, there is a section which discusses reverting properties to owners in a conflict situation - colonial rule shadow law states the oldest but not expired contract is the valid agent; if all shadow law has expired, the nation is independent. if there is an actual deed without a ground lease, and no sale has ever taken place, the land is owned by the deed holder.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taiwan?wprov=sfti1
