Soldato
Taiwan probably should be part of China anyway. It was originally and was only created by an offshoot of Chinese officials post 2nd world war.
Pretty sure the Chinese already fished everything out.Will somebody please think of the fishies
Taiwan probably should be part of China anyway. It was originally and was only created by an offshoot of Chinese officials post 2nd world war.
It's a bit more than that.Taiwan probably should be part of China anyway. It was originally and was only created by an offshoot of Chinese officials post 2nd world war.
Yep and yet again only ourselves to blame in the West, again we're relying on potentially volatile countries or regions for our essential needs.The main threat to the west is that we rely on them so much for chip production. Anything higher lever is made in Taiwan rather than China due to security concerns.
Yep. Even if we sometimes elect absolute morons.We support the latter group.
It's a bit more than that.
By making such a fuss about her visit they put the US in a tricky position, to stop her going would show weakness. Looks like they've just gone for the "it's not a presidential decision" line.
The main threat to the west is that we rely on them so much for chip production. Anything higher level is made in Taiwan rather than China due to security concerns.
The US and Europe is putting a lot of money into moving some semiconductor production back home but the scale of Taiwan's production capacity is huge. Taiwanese companies account for 48 per cent of the semiconductor foundry industry and as much as 61 per cent of the world's capacity to manufacture chips using 16nm production nodes or better.Yep and yet again only ourselves to blame in the West, again we're relying on potentially volatile countries or regions for our essential needs.
Taiwan probably should be part of China anyway. It was originally and was only created by an offshoot of Chinese officials post 2nd world war.
Don't forget all the sanctions that would be placed on China for trying to invadeThe US and Europe is putting a lot of money into moving some semiconductor production back home but the scale of Taiwan's production capacity is huge. Taiwanese companies account for 48 per cent of the semiconductor foundry industry and as much as 61 per cent of the world's capacity to manufacture chips using 16nm production nodes or better.
Any sort of military conflict in Taiwan will make the chip shortages caused by Covid look insignificant, it would devastate the world economy.
Like half the ******* countries in the world m8, so many were established in 1945-1950.
You going to give them all back to the previous owner?
We'd get Singapore, it was after all British until we ****** off and left them to die during the war.