Within that framework, a potential Chinese invasion of Taiwan has become the scenario most often cited as the likeliest flashpoint for a military confrontation between the two superpowers. In ...

In order to counteract the probable severance of Taiwan’s undersea cables by the PRC in the event of an invasion, Taipei has ...

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Australia must prepare. China attacking Taiwan is not inevitable, but if it happens, it will become a wide-ranging ...

The stakes are rising. Since President Lai’s swearing-in, China has increased its military presence near Taiwan. Drones, ...

Should the United States and China come to blows over Taiwan, geography alone puts the Philippines in a highly vulnerable position. Read more at straitstimes.com.

There is now a public debate about whether Taiwan is spending enough on its defense, whether Ukraine is either a distraction or a test case, and whether defending Taiwan is a vital U.S. interest.

Furthermore, getting forces ashore is only part of the challenge. Taiwan’s geography is not suited to and in similar historic cases that has led to significant additional casualties and delays.

The APAC geography winners have also been named as finalists for the global awards in each category, winners of which will be announced at IBM Partner Plus Day on May 5, 2025 during Think 2025 in ...