As the U.S. shifts its strategic focus toward China, the geopolitical landscape is evolving rapidly. While media coverage largely centers on Trump’s policies, the real battle is unfolding in the Asia-Pacific. The CCP’s long-term strategic planning, infiltration tactics, and efforts to reshape global power dynamics remain largely underreported. Following South Korea’s political turmoil, Taiwan is now facing its own crisis, with President Lai’s government handicapped by an opposition-controlled Legislative Yuan. This program goes beyond the headlines to analyze the CCP’s hidden maneuvers, Taiwan’s growing vulnerability, and the broader implications for regional security.1. Trump’s ambiguous China policy2. Taiwan’s political crisis3. Parallels between South Korea and Taiwan4. Beijing’s strategy in the Asia-Pacific
