Will China’s Military Purge Delay Taiwan Takeover?

Chinese Communist Party infighting is intensifying. Ten generals were absent from a significant meeting in Beijing this week—a step often taken before officials are formally ousted. Does this signal a delay in Beijing’s timeline to take Taiwan?

High-stakes talks at the White House failed to reach a consensus. After meeting with Vice President J.D. Vance, the Danish foreign minister said the potential U.S. takeover of Greenland is “absolutely not necessary.”

Is the Chinese regime fearing protests like those in Iran and preparing for that possibility? Videos circulating online show Chinese police drilling for riot control, including simulated scenarios of shooting at civilians.

Meanwhile, China’s planned embassy in London is raising international concerns. It would include more than 200 rooms underground, just one yard from the UK’s most sensitive communications infrastructure.

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