Trump & Tsai Ing-Wen are Trying to Cause Trouble for China

Trump & Tsai Ing-Wen are Trying to Cause Trouble for China

US President Trump and Taiwanese leader Tsai Ing-wen are trying to cause trouble for China in Hong Kong after their failed attempts at politically intervening in this domestic issue. The American leader provocatively suggested in a recent tweet that President Xi meet with some of the rioters who were responsible for shutting down the city’s…

China Introduces the First Real Sanctions Against the USA

China Introduces the First Real Sanctions Against the USA

In the US-launched trade war with China, Beijing decided to apply the first real sanctions against American companies caught in selling arms to Taiwan The official representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China Geng Shuang made an announcement that For the sake of ensuring state interests, China will impose sanctions on American enterprises…

Trump Risks China-Taiwan Conflict for Leverage in Trade War

Trump Risks China-Taiwan Conflict for Leverage in Trade War

The Trump administration last week cut its fourth and biggest arms sale to Taiwan, sparking a furious condemnation from Beijing that the US was undermining its sovereignty and “grossly interfering in China’s internal affairs”. The weapons deal reportedly worth some $2.2 billion is expected to be given final approval by Congress in the next few…

Hypocrisy at Its Finest: US Wants to Arm Taiwan while Sounding Alarm about China’s Influence

Hypocrisy at Its Finest: US Wants to Arm Taiwan while Sounding Alarm about China’s Influence

The US is planning a $2.2 billion-dollar arms sale to Taiwan as part of its commitment to defend the island, yet continues to complain about China’s expanding involvement in South America and elsewhere. It is becoming increasingly harder to keep up with the current enemy caught in Donald J. Trump’s firing line. One week it’s…

Trump and the Taiwan Gambit

Trump and the Taiwan Gambit

Taiwan has become a new “eastern pivot” for Donald Trump. Against all international laws and UN charters, he is approaching Taiwan, as indicating to the world that regardless of the established world rules which make Beijing, the Peoples Republic of China (PRC), the official and legitimate Authority of China, with Taiwan being a part of…