Can China succeed in Taiwan
An analysis published in Foreign Affairs magazine discusses China's limited ability to invade Taiwan, explaining that China's military superiority is not decisive and that China is currently unable to launch a full-scale attack. It emphasizes that China's ability to control Taiwan depends on achieving a successful invasion, which is difficult to accomplish. Technological developments are supporting Taiwan and the United States in confronting Chinese threats. The analysis indicates that any unintended military escalation could threaten regional stability and restrict Taiwanese and Chinese policies, although escalation poses greater risks from both sides. Deterring China will require resources and commitments from allies.
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