#Taiwan
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Chinese UN envoy warns of resolute retaliation if Japan intervenes militarily in Taiwan, escalating diplomatic tensions amid US-Japan joint military drills.
Reports suggest Trump is reconsidering an $11 billion arms package to Taiwan as he seeks to preserve an April summit with Xi Jinping. Is this pragmatic diplomacy or a dangerous precedent for US allies?
Trump faces a critical decision on Taiwan arms sales ahead of his China visit, as Xi Jinping's warnings clash with Taiwan's $40bn defense needs.
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[email protected]Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te warns that opposition blocking of $40 billion defense budget could delay weapons deliveries and lower Taiwan's priority in US arms supply chain amid growing geopolitical tensions.
Taiwan's President Lai warns China would target Japan and Philippines next if it annexes Taiwan. Beijing erupts, but the real question is whether this domino theory holds water in 2026.
Analysts predict Taiwan will be the most contentious issue when Trump meets Xi Jinping within two months, overshadowing trade disputes as the primary source of US-China tension.
From Japan to Germany, US allies are quietly redefining their Taiwan relationships while rejecting Beijing's 'One China principle' - here's how they're doing it
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[email protected]As Trump reshapes global order and China's economic leverage grows, European nations are recalculating the costs of supporting Taiwan. Even former allies are having second thoughts.
58% of experts predict China will become the world's top economy by 2036, but 73% expect US military dominance to continue. How will this power asymmetry shape Taiwan Strait tensions?
Jensen Huang praised Taiwan's supply chain, but his partners are racing to invest in the US. The AI boom and geopolitics are reshaping global manufacturing.
Beijing pledges backing for pro-unification groups in Taiwan while threatening separatists. As cross-strait tensions escalate, what does this mean for regional stability?
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[email protected]Taiwan officially rejects US demands to relocate 40% of semiconductor production capacity stateside, despite $500B investment promises. Reality check on ambitious onshoring goals.