This article, like the vast majority coming from the US, assumes that Taiwan is likely to be "invaded" by China. Except for US provocation, China has no reason to do so. Republic of China has long been considered a devolved province of China and part of it under the "One China" policy, not only by China but by ROC itself, the US, and the vast majority of UN states. China could have "invaded" ROC at any time since the CCP's alliance with KMT in 1923, but it was an ally and supporter of Sun Yat-Sen then and is ROC's major trading partner now. It has extensive social and personal links with it aside from economic ties. Increasing hostility and the Western narrative of separateness are entirely the result of US political provocation, a game plan used by the CIA around the world to aggravate and separate. China's only interest in invading would be to remove US influence, much as Russia's was in Ukraine. Failure to address this sort of problem results in Syrian situations.
This article, like the vast majority coming from the US, assumes that Taiwan is likely to be "invaded" by China. Except for US provocation, China has no reason to do so. Republic of China has long been considered a devolved province of China and part of it under the "One China" policy, not only by China but by ROC itself, the US, and the vast majority of UN states. China could have "invaded" ROC at any time since the CCP's alliance with KMT in 1923, but it was an ally and supporter of Sun Yat-Sen then and is ROC's major trading partner now. It has extensive social and personal links with it aside from economic ties. Increasing hostility and the Western narrative of separateness are entirely the result of US political provocation, a game plan used by the CIA around the world to aggravate and separate. China's only interest in invading would be to remove US influence, much as Russia's was in Ukraine. Failure to address this sort of problem results in Syrian situations.