China can intensify military pressure on Taiwan and risk the comprehensive war on Donald Trump's tariff, experts are afraid.
Beijing pledged to “fight to the end” as Trump continues to raise the price on Chinese imports – raising fears that tensions between the great powers can go out of control.
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Trump is closed in a bitter battle with Beijing, and imposed 145 percent of definitions on China in his last step.
A few days later, Beijing officials returned by walking 125 percent at the SALVO.
Now, both sides refuse to decline in an expensive game of cat and mouse.
China has warned that it is ready for “any kind” of war and told Trump “that you are nourishing yourself for tigers.”
Meanwhile, the United States announced that it was “ready” for war.
Experts fear that financial disorders will explode into a conflict with a “one mistake”.
Port Pret army The leader, the margin of De Bretton Gordon, warned that the tariff war may “drown the planet in a complete recession.”
This scenario, he says, “creates tension and creates wars.”
“Financial shocks can lead to conflict. Everyone is closely seen and needs to be ready for that.
“The tensions will rise and rise – and at some point it will be broken.
“It will be broken either by the end of the tariff war and a kind of conflict.”
Professor Kerry Brown, the former first secretary of the Embassy in the United Kingdom in Beijing, warned that Taiwan is the main flash point – with a Chinese invasion of the island more than ever.
Jack Werner, director of the East Asian Program at the Queens Institute, also warned: “One error around Taiwan or the South China Sea may end with a catastrophe,” Jacques Werner, Director of East Asia at the Queens Institute.
“The United States and China have begun in an escalating cycle that can lead to a disaster for both.”
One mistake may end about Taiwan or in the South China Sea in a disaster
Jack Werner
China intensifies its threats to the war around Taiwan for years – and in Beijing designed to “reunite” the island after its separation from the mainland in 1949.
They are afraid that they can use Taiwan as a bargaining dance – and threaten invasion to force the United States to back down from definitions.
Former UK and former Lieutenant Colonel Bob Ciley believe that Chinese President Xi Jinping can send a “very clear message” to Washington by intensifying the siege speech.
This would leave Trump with a major decision.
He can see Xi's threats and aspires to an agreement with Beijing to avoid “global economic collapse” by solving customs tariff problems at the negotiating table, says Sil.
Or he can risk dealing with the repercussions of the siege on Taiwan, which can then explode into a full war.
A co -fellow of the Henry Jackson Association, Darren Spink, believes that Beijing can use Taiwan to remind the United States of “red lines”.
“Taiwan's conquest is explicitly unlikely. However, in a long and escalating confrontation, Beijing may increase military pressure around Taiwan,” said Spink.
“It is not a direct response to the definitions, but as part of a wider effort to solve the signal and convert the narration locally.”
This can be done by intensifying war exercises, maritime blockade, or even by using forced tactics that are not formed from the conflict.
Any complete invasion of Taiwan is likely to be seen as an attack on the United States and demands that the Trump army be directly involved.
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The United States has been the most powerful of the island in decades as a major arms supplier – and Taiwan represents nearly half of the main chips in America.
Washington was walking a diplomatic rope in the past – she did not want the height of the eleventh or get rid of their allies.
But the eleventh nail may try to test Trump's torque with the threats of bold invasion if the customs tariff continues to get out of control.
But any real attempt to seize the lands will have severe consequences for the world.
Professor Brown told the Sun newspaper: “Taiwan is the greatest possible reason for the existing global conflict,” Professor Brown told Sun.
“If China is transferring an aggressive military step in Taiwan, global policy will change immediately.
“China will move from being a competitor and opponent to an explicit enemy because it will attack democracy.”
Professor Brown, who has studied tensions between Taiwan and China for years, fears that global political invasion will change “immediately”.
“The entire world order has changed with Trump's arrival and definitions,” added Colonel De Bretton-Gordon.
A long time ago, the United States was seen one of the most powerful allies of Europe, but if the conflict with China is raising its head, it may drown in Europe in “land not a man”, Professor Brown fears.
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Elsewhere, the trade war for defense – like Putin – can allow chaos to hit.
Putin has spent the past three years in an attempt to demand Ukraine as his own country since his brutal invasion was launched in February 2022.
Despite the global calls to peace, Testor has not yet surrendered any truce demands.
Colonel De Bretton Gordon was determined that Putin did not see any scientist in which he did not control Ukraine.
He has also warned that the Russian leader will not stop at Ukraine only if he is allowed to continue fighting.
The ongoing tariff dispute has turned attention away from Vlad's bloody march across the border.
Colonel De Bretton Gordon believes that Putin will pressure more tension between China and the United States – hoping that it will end.
He said: “I think Putin is pleased with the moment that Trump focuses on customs duties and that he focuses on China,” he said.
Any conflict that happens outside Ukraine stage War is a great advantage for Putin, and it will be happy.
“There is no doubt that he is trying to put the largest possible fuel on fire between the United States and China because it takes it out.”
Reforming relations between China and the United States
One of the main concerns that are scheduled to dominate the global stage in the next few weeks is how the two countries have reached an agreement to stop the escalation of the trade war.
Experts say Trump is brutal is unlikely to retreat.
Professor Brown said: “It is the largest and second largest economy in the world.”
“The fact that they are in Loggerheads now – and it doesn't really seem that there are many easy slopes of this – very dangerous.”
When it comes to China, we must remember that China does not respond well if it returns to an angle
Kerry Brown
While Trump is known for his direct approach, the eleventh leader is a more accountable leader who is often lurking behind others. the next Move, Kerry warns.
He said: “When it comes to China, we must remember that China does not respond well if you return it to an angle. It is also a country of kind of date It was feeling a victim. “
After the so -called “a century of humiliation” with opium wars, Professor Brown said, “psychologically, that China will not decline.”
“China's mentality is currently” making China great again. “
“I think it had a deeper resonance to make America a great again, because China was waiting for a longer period.
“This is a great moment for them to be a strong and strong country and there is a very deep belief that this is imminent.”
Both leaders will remain confident that they can get the best snapshot of each other and continue to walk forward in the battle, as Professor Brown believes.
Why Trump struck China with tariffs?
Donald Trump has already imposed a huge tariff on Beijing, and he is now continuing to pressure more threats to them. But why does the fees suggest?
Definitions are an integral part of Trump's economic plans, which are believed to be not only raised the manufacture of the United States, the protection of jobs and the increase in tax revenues, but rather the economy as a whole.
Regarding the disrupted tariffs, China called them a “serious violation” of the rules of the World Trade Organization.
In February, the nation began a complaint of the World Trade Organization's dispute regarding customs tariff measures.
China works as a major resource for the United States.
Phones and computers were along with other major electronic devices at the best imports from China last year, according to trade management data.
In 2023, the United States imported about $ 427 billion of products from China in total, according to the American Statistical Office.
Data reveals that 78 percent of all smartphones imported from the United States came from China.
Trump's introductory threat has sparked fears of high prices for fashion and games.
Beijing responded by identifying its definitions on American goods, which raised fears of a comprehensive trade war between the forces.
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