Is Taiwan Next?

8/24/2021

This article delves into the complex relationship between Taiwan and China. It explores the historical background of the conflict, including the Chinese Civil War and the subsequent division of China into the mainland Communist nation and the nationalist-controlled island of Taiwan. The article discusses the increasing tensions between the two sides, with China regarding Taiwan as a renegade province and seeking to reclaim it, while Taiwan asserts its sovereignty and seeks international recognition. It explores the geopolitical implications of the Taiwan-China conflict and the potential consequences it may have on global politics. The article provides an insightful analysis of the ongoing power struggle between Taiwan and China and the challenges they face in maintaining stability in the region.

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