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2. • • TAIPEI, Oct 15 — China said its day of war games around democratically governed Taiwan yesterday was a warning against “separatist acts” and threatened more could be in the offing, drawing condemnation from the governments of Taiwan and the United States.
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     Explainer: What’s behind China’s latest war games around Taiwan

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   What is China doing to Taiwan?

   • Another term for what China is doing to Taiwan is “unrestricted warfare”, blurring the lines between different types of aggression which stop short of actual fighting. Pierro Tozzi, director of the US Congressional-Executive Commission on China, calls this “a strategy of subduing one’s enemy without fighting”.

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   Why is China taking Taiwan by force?

   • China agreed to tolerate informal US relations with Taipei, including arms sales under certain conditions, but has since affirmed the right to take Taiwan by force to prevent its formal independence. Why have tensions risen? The 2016 election of Tsai Ing-wen as president upended Beijing’s efforts to deepen economic and social ties with the island.

   Why Taiwan’s Status Risks Igniting a US-China Clash

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   Will China invade Taiwan?

   • But there’s no question that the main threat envisaged by its authors is an all-out invasion by the island’s much larger neighbour: China claims sovereignty over Taiwan as a breakaway province, and its leader Xi Jinping has vowed to “reunite” the island with the mainland by force if necessary.

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   Why is Taiwan important to US and Japan?

   • To the US and Japan, Taiwan is a vital stronghold in a string of archipelagos that they rely upon to contain China and safeguard trade routes. Taiwan has thrived under American protection to become a critical supplier of semiconductors and other high-tech goods.

   Why Taiwan’s Status Risks Igniting a US-China Clash

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   Is a US-China clash over Taiwan the world's biggest geopolitical risk?

   • A US-China clash over Taiwan has re-emerged as one of the world’s biggest geopolitical risks, according to defense analysts. While the two nuclear-armed powers have plenty of incentives to avoid war, China’s rapid military rise has increased the risk of miscalculation.

   Why Taiwan’s Status Risks Igniting a US-China Clash

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   What to do if China invades Taiwan?

   • F ind your nearest shelter, carry bottled drinking water and be prepared to fight for your life. These are the intructions being issued to ordinary Taiwanese citizens in the event of a Chinese invasion of their island, a prospect that became just a little bit more real this week with Beijing’s latest military drills.

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4. www.bnnbloomberg.ca › business › internationalWhy Taiwan’s Status Risks Igniting a US-China Clash

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   Oct 16, 2024 · Wealthy, democratic and strategically located off the Chinese coast, Taiwan has long been the most volatile issue between the US and China. Washington and Beijing have avoided serious conflict by leaving unsettled the question of who actually owns the island. But it’s becoming harder to avoid as China’s military ratchets up exercises near what President Xi Jinping views as his country’s ...

5. www.independent.co.uk › asia › east-asiaBeware fake news and resist: How Taiwan is preparing for ...

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   1 day ago · If China does decide to invade democratically-governed Taiwan, it will have ramifications far beyond the island’s own borders. Taiwanese factories supply around 80 per cent of the world’s ...

6. www.malaymail.com › news › worldExplainer: What’s behind China’s latest war games around Taiwan

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   1 day ago · TAIPEI, Oct 15 — China said its day of war games around democratically governed Taiwan yesterday was a warning against “separatist acts” and threatened more could be in the offing, drawing condemnation from the governments of Taiwan and the United States. Though apparently shorter than previous drills, they were intense in terms of swift ...

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8. www.lemonde.fr › en › internationalChina steps up pressure on Taiwan as military drills prepare ...

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   1 day ago · International. China. China steps up pressure on Taiwan as military drills prepare for potential invasion. The government of the island, which Beijing considers one of its provinces, announced on ...

9. www.thestandard.com.hk › breaking-news › sectionTakeaways from China's latest war games around Taiwan

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   1 day ago · The drill zones portrayed in a map issued by China's military were closer to Taiwan than in previous exercises, with all, for the first time, including areas within Taiwan's 24-mile (39-km ...

10. www.straitstimes.com › asia › china-criticisesChina criticises former Taiwan president's visit to Prague

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    1 day ago · Oct 15, 2024, 11:47 PM. PRAGUE - China's embassy in Prague criticised on Tuesday a visit by former Taiwan president Tsai Ing-wen to the Czech capital, where she met senior officials and spoke at a ...

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    1 day ago · Contents. List of countries by population (United Nations) This is a list of countries and other inhabited territories of the world by total population, based on estimates published by the United Nations in the 2024 revision of World Population Prospects. It presents population estimates from 1950 to the present. [ 2 ]