The US Raid on Venezuela: The View From Beijing

Maduro raid will make China think twice about Taiwan

Imagine if what happened in Venezuela had happened to the United States. In the scenario, Washington has a longtime, totally compliant lap dog of a president in some Asian country, and there are American businesses in the place with the country’s main natural resource asset locked up.  And trusted agents from another American vassal nearby […] The post Maduro raid will make China think twice about Taiwan appeared first on Asia Times.

From Taiwan To Iran, US Strike On Venezuela Tests China's Global Reach

Michael Sobolik, a senior fellow at the Washington-based Hudson Institute and a former aide to US Senator Ted Cruz, tells RFE/RL about what China is learning from the US strike and what it means for Beijing as it looks to compete with the United States around the globe.

What does the US raid in Venezuela mean for China’s designs on Taiwan?

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

The US Raid on Venezuela: The View From Beijing

The U.S. capture of Maduro is likely to bolster, rather than undermine, deterrence across the Taiwan Strait.