On Taiwan and Japan, Chinese Belligerence Backfires
Geopolitics
China
Started February 22, 2026
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On Taiwan and Japan, Chinese Belligerence Backfires
The American Conservative (United States) | Feb 22, 2026
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Feb 22, 2026
Chinese belligerence towards Taiwan and Japan is detrimental to regional stability and harms China's global standing.
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A diplomatic approach from China could foster better relations with Taiwan and Japan, benefiting all parties involved.
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The rise of nationalism in China is a natural response to perceived threats from Japan and Taiwan, warranting a strong stance.
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China's aggressive policies may inadvertently unite Taiwan and Japan against it, undermining its objectives in the region.
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Escalating tensions in East Asia may be necessary for China to assert its sovereignty and protect its national interests.
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