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Xi Jinping's solution to his "Taiwan problem" | GZERO World with Ian Bremmer
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- Опубликовано: 23 апр 2024
- New York Times national security correspondent David Sanger on how Xi Jinping intends to solve his "Taiwan" problem before leaving office, and why the semiconductor industry may be the only thing standing in the way of an island invasion.
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"Xi has made it clear he plans to go solve the Taiwan problem while he's still in office." That's New York Times national security correspondent and New Cold Wars author David Sanger on why China's leader is setting his sights on the slender island off its eastern coast. Xi Jinping has made no secret of his belief that Taiwan belongs to China and that it is a national security imperative to bring it under Chinese sovereignty. But it's also an American national security imperative to prevent Xi from doing so, says Sanger. That's because the small island nation still manufactures the vast majority of the critical semiconductor microchips that power our modern world in both China and the United States.
"What Biden has done here in the semiconductor field of trying to choke the Chinese of the most advanced chips, but also the equipment to make those chips while trying to build up here, is the right step." At the same time, however, the Biden administration's push to manufacture more chips in the United States may also imperil the "silicon shield" that currently protects Taiwan from its Chinese neighbor. Nevertheless, Sanger argues that it's not just an industrial imperative for the United States to become self-sufficient in this area. It's a national defense imperative one as well.
"For our long-term security, it is much more important to build those [semiconductor factories] fabs than it is to build those aircraft carriers."
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It's ironic. Now people are blaming companies but governments have options to make companies do what is best for the country and its people. Don't just think for one second it's just the companies that messed up here.
And maybe it's also time to ban people in congress from stock trading. There are all kinds of incentives that are wrong here.
Quite a perspective! Thanks for sharing
Title has little bearing with content
Thank you for sharing.
Of course the USA is working overtime to secure its strategic interests. What would anyone expect?
This is excellent.
Greed.
How’s the weather in fantasy land today
$150B for fabs will be a big yes if manufactured by existing def-tech US company
Frankly speaking I think you seriously get the semiconductor industry wrong and understand Taiwan as part of the global supply chain even more wrong.
It sounds to me that the U.S. government is looking for a reason to use Taiwan as a prawn in its game against China. He also forgot to mention that the U.S. military is selling arms to Taiwan, which were never either not delivered at all or partly only.
Agreed! Is Panasonic or Sam Altman or Elon doing anything interesting?
How does David Sanger know what she thinks or wants? Such nonsense. Ian we expect better.
The position of the United Nations is that the People’s Republic of China represents the whole of China as the sole and legitimate representative Government of China. The decision until now about the wish of the people in Taiwan to join the United Nations has been decided based on The resolution (General Assembly Resolution 2758) mentioning that the Government of China is the sole and legitimate Government and the position of the United Nations is that Taiwan is part of China.
Greed.
@@KatyYoder-cq1kc do you mean, the DPP government?
do you mean, the DPP government? greed?
@@KatyYoder-cq1kc The position of the United Nations is that the People’s Republic of China represents the whole of China as the sole and legitimate representative Government of China. The decision until now about the wish of the people in Taiwan to join the United Nations has been decided based on The resolution (General Assembly Resolution 2758) mentioning that the Government of China is the sole and legitimate Government and the position of the United Nations is that Taiwan is part of China.
The more pertinent question is why has US set its sight on Taiwan.
China doesn’t need your chip manufacturing in Taiwan, except its territory.
BRAVO !!!!
these days I come to bremmer for a good laugh and to just make sure I keep up with west's propaganda so I know what they are being fed.
Fabs > Aircraft carriers???
No.
You cannot shoot chips to your enemy.
Literally every modern missile require advanced chips.
@@robbiep742 agree, but it is not one or the other, minimum 11 carriers and all the fabs that you want.
BRAVO !!!!!!
@@RodrigoLobosChile Intel is a Design House and TSMC is a contract FABRICATOR only. A chihuahua and a Pitbull dog comparison.
@@RodrigoLobosChile until a chinese hypersonic or USV hits a carrier... I don't want to imagine it, but we see with Ukraine how effective drones are against naval targets. But I digress
So true it makes you wonder why. Are we that violent? That short sighted? Things need to change. Maybe artificial intelligence will figure us out