Policy developments in both Japan and Taiwan dovetail in their strategic interests across the Indo-Pacific.
https://t.co/MAeIL07NtM
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Japan’s reason for announcing a remarkably new strategy is nothing less than a sense of crisis regarding the current situation in the region. https://t.co/wd07lmnUNw
The characteristics of Xi Jinping’s policy-making on Taiwan affairs: the conflict between institutionalization and centralization https://t.co/6SAMIKeuVH
For those who haven’t already seen it, the full public conversation between Condoleezza Rice and Anthony Blinken at Hoover is here. Taiwan question and response is at the very end.
My quote in the FT: the 2027 timeline appears to be "based on an assessment of when China would have the capability to invade Taiwan rather than on intelligence that provided information about Beijing’s intent."
https://t.co/OCeQExWiae
As most of you probably know by now, the official report is longer than the version that Xi Jinping delivered. He left out some key things on Taiwan in his oral summary. 1/n
Honored to co-author this piece with colleagues Tom Christensen, @fravel, @jessicacweiss, and Andy Nathan. How to Avoid a War Over Taiwan? Hint: deterrence requires both credible threat and assurance. https://t.co/ua4phgLFzh via @ForeignAffairs
JUST OUT! @CSISCBE survey finds 26% of Taiwanese companies have already moved some of their production or sourcing out of Mainland China & another 33% are considering doing so. They're deeply worried about China's business environment & the chances of war.
https://t.co/3N2RYUNQ1d
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Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen has been criticised by opponents for her reticence on the violent protests in the United States.
https://t.co/wBpWIokt0q