China Trying to Rot Australia from Within
The Chinese Communist Party knows that the easiest way to defeat a country isn’t with bullets or bombs. The easiest way to defeat a country is to control it from within. …
The Chinese Communist Party knows that the easiest way to defeat a country isn’t with bullets or bombs. The easiest way to defeat a country is to control it from within. … The Chinese Communist Party knows that the easiest way to defeat a country isn’t with bullets or bombs. The easiest way to defeat a country is to control it from within. And it’s been trying—and in some cases successfully—for many years to control Australia this way. Watch this episode of China Unscripted for more on the Australia-China relationship, the importance of Taiwan to Australia’s sovereignty, and the effect China’s sanctions have had on Australia. China has been readying for an invasion of Taiwan, but so has Taiwan’s allies. China already has the world’s largest navy by size, and it’s working on increasing the size and … China has been readying for an invasion of Taiwan, but so has Taiwan’s allies. China already has the world’s largest navy by size, and it’s working on increasing the size and capability of the rest of its forces. Is it better for Taiwan and its allies if China waits to attack, giving them more time to prepare, or will it be harder to defend Taiwan because China will also be more prepared? We discuss that and more in this episode of China Unscripted. Joining us in this episode is Lincoln Parker, the chair of
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