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Tensions are once again escalating in the Taiwan Strait as China launches military drills encircling Taiwan shortly after the democracy's presidential inauguration. The People's Liberation Army is conducting exercises involving land, sea, and air operations around the self-ruled island, citing the need to test their ability to 'seize power.' These drills, initiated in response to the new president's inauguration, aim to evaluate the PLA's capacity for joint attacks and strategic occupation.
China's intentions have sparked concerns of a potential conflict, with warnings of the possibility of war over Taiwan and vows to pursue 'complete reunification' forcefully. Mock missile strikes and live missile tests on fighter jets have been conducted as part of the aggressive military display around Taiwan.
Meanwhile, in Taiwan, opposition movements have led to large-scale protests, with demonstrators gathering around the Legislative Yuan to voice their concerns over controversial bills and reforms. International scholars have also expressed alarm over the political landscape in Taiwan following the divided government resulting from the 2024 elections.
In a bid to boost tourism, Taiwan organized a collaborative workshop in Kuala Lumpur, attracting Taiwanese business operators and units. The military drills around Taiwan, performed by both the PLA and the China Coast Guard, are strategically designed to test China's capability to seize the island amidst rising tensions and political unrest.
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