
Cold War II
Global Macro Update
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Taiwan's Strategic Significance
This chapter explores the historical and strategic complexities of Taiwan's relationship with China and its implications for US-China relations. It highlights important events that shaped Taiwan's identity, particularly its transition to democracy, and discusses the geopolitical dynamics surrounding Taiwan as a critical outpost for US military strategy. The chapter also examines economic interdependence and the challenges of decoupling from China while advocating for a strategy that balances reliance on technology and supply chains.
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