(Opinion) The tensions across the Taiwan Strait are not new, but the past year has marked a clear escalation, seemingly stoked by the visit of then-U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to Taiwan, a move that Beijing undoubtedly saw as a provocation. China’s response, as examined in a recent Nikkei analysis with drone imagery and specialist […]
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