How Close Are We to War Over Taiwan? Sarah Paine Warns What China Might Really Do

China–Taiwan tensions are rising faster than most people realize. In this episode, historian Sarah Paine breaks down the strategic realities behind Beijing’s risk calculations — how far China may actually go, why Taiwan matters, and what a conflict would mean for the United States and the world.

We examine the major factors driving this crisis:
• China’s military pressure and political strategy
• Why Taiwan is strategically irreplaceable
• How the U.S. and its allies might respond
• What history tells us about great-power miscalculation

This is a clear, evidence-based look at one of the most dangerous flashpoints in global politics.

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