The possibility of a “war between China and Taiwan” is causing growing concern among international observers. This historic tension between the two nations is marked by decades of demands and political clashes. In this article, we explore the reasons fueling fears of imminent conflict.
This new article explores the escalating tensions between China and the United States, illustrated by controversial measures such as the closure of the Chinese consulate in Houston and travel bans imposed on members of the Chinese Communist Party. This escalation, under the administrations of Donald Trump and Joe Biden, risks leading to armed conflict. The disputes focus on trade, technology, human rights, and could be exacerbated by growing security challenges in the South China Sea and Taiwan.
