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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has raised concerns about China’s intentions towards Taiwan.

Secretary of State Anthony Blinken has clarified President Joe Biden's rhetoric after the promise of military support for Taiwan Read Full Article at RT.com

The statement drew condemnation from mainland China which regards Taiwan as a rogue province.

In both China and the U.S., the Ukraine conflict is shifting strategic thinking on Taiwan. All sides face high stakes.

Secretary of State Anthony Blinken has clarified President Joe Biden's rhetoric after the promise of military support for Taiwan Read Full Article at RT.com

The sharpest opinions on the debate from around the web

President Joe Biden is well known for making off-the-cuff comments. Was his recent declaration that the U.S. is willing to defend Taiwan militarily from China yet another presidential gaffe? Or a strategic message telling China not to mess around?

President Biden said on Monday that he would be willing for the United States to get involved militarily should China invade Taiwan, adding that “that’s a commitment we made.”

Beijing, May 25 (EFE).- Chinese army Wednesday said that it conducted a combat-readiness patrol in the waters and airspace around Taiwan in response to President Joe Biden’s remarks that the United States would militarily intervene if Beijing attempted to annex the island by force. “The Eastern Theater Command (ETC) of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army …

US President Joe Biden’s off-the-cuff vow to defend Taiwan militarily was aimed at deterring Chinese aggression against Taiwan and was consistent with US policy on Taiwan, US experts say. Amid China’s increasing use of political suppression and military coercion against Taiwan, Biden’s statement in Tokyo on Monday was meant to convey to Beijing the US’ intention to intervene if it were to attack Taiwan, former US official Robert Wang (王曉岷) told the Central News Agency (CNA). “The...