Strained Ties: U.S. Policy on Taiwan

This chapter explores the complex U.S. stance on Taiwan's independence and its implications amid rising tensions with China. It highlights Nancy Pelosi's historic visit to Taiwan, the mixed reactions it elicited within U.S. politics, and the evolving commitment towards military support for Taiwan. Additionally, the discussion covers concerns among Taiwanese leaders about potential Chinese retaliation and the broader impact of U.S. involvement on regional security.