Taiwan Strait crisis

Taiwan’s Defense Ministry said it counted 11 Dongfeng missiles landing in the waters to Taiwan’s north, east, and south.

The Quad is supposed to help counterbalance China’s rise, but it remains unclear whether the bloc would intervene in the event of a Taiwan Strait conflict.

The differences between each are stark enough that we can draw few useful parallels from the Ukraine War for Taiwan.

If “China can unify Taiwan while eliminating U.S. interference. This is the best scenario for China... The surrounding countries cannot help Taiwan.”

An interview with David Sacks.

China’s moves in the region, despite the pandemic, are only likely to generate fear and inspire greater cooperation with Washington.  

An Interview with Arthur Ding on Taiwan’s military and political readiness.

There is good reason to worry that any future Taiwan Strait crisis will escalate.

Elegant in theory, Beijing’s grand strategy is triggering an Asian security dilemma.

Continued inaction can have unintended consequences.

The U.S. Office of Naval Intelligence offers a wealth of new information on the PLA Navy.

A watershed year for Russia’s ties with China shows the role of domestic politics in driving “great power relations.”