Analysis - Taiwan's strategy to respond to Chinese pressure tactics very likely to lead to heightened tensions across the Taiwan Strait

Taiwan continues to strengthen its defense posture as China prepares for a potential invasion across the strait.

On October 25, 1945, the governance rights over Taiwan, a former Japanese colony and defeated power in World War II, were transferred to the Chinese Nationalist Party (Kuomintang) regime, a member of the victorious Allied powers.

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It fought off a People's Liberation Army attack in 1950, got a staring role in a Taiwanese TV invasion drama this year and continues to be a site of security intrigue, precariously perched by the Chinese coast and armed to the teeth by Taiwan.