China’s response to Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen’s historic visit to the US has taken an increasingly aggressive turn, raising concerns about escalation and potential conflict. While Beijing initially promised a measured response, this time they face a more perilous situation with significant economic and diplomatic consequences if tensions escalate further. The article explores the complexities of China’s evolving approach to Taiwan policy, highlighting key events and perspectives from both sides. It examines the potential risks associated with escalating the conflict and analyzes the long-term implications for regional stability.
