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EPISODE · May 27, 2025 · 1H 11M

Taiwan, China & the Looming Crisis | Prof. Fubing Su on Identity, Invasion Risk & Nationalism

from Untangling Podcast · host Darina Kulaha

In this episode of Untangling Podcast, Professor Fubing Su explores the past and future of Taiwan-China relations—from historic rivalries and evolving Taiwanese identity to chip industry strategy, public sentiment, and the delicate power balance in the region.We discuss:How Taiwan’s history shaped its current statusWhy Chinese nationalism fuels urgency over TaiwanWhat makes a military invasion unlikely (but not impossible)How public opinion in Taiwan diverges from the mainlandWhat Xi Jinping’s leadership means for future policyWhether you're new to geopolitics or deep in the details, this episode gives you the clarity to better understand one of the world’s most critical tensions.Follow for weekly episodes breaking down world affairs through expert interviews.

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