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Is Taiwan Asia’s next geopolitical flashpoint?
By See Kit Tang (original source CNBC)
“With Taiwan’s pro-independence party tipped to win next year’s presidential election, some analysts fear that could renew tensions in cross-strait relations and risk destabilizing Asia.
“It is time to start worrying about Taiwan … Old questions about Taiwan’s longer-term future are re-emerging, and so are old fears that differences over Taiwan could rupture U.S.-China relations and drive Asia to a major crisis,” said Hugh White, professor of strategic studies at the Australian National University.”
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