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Taiwan, the WHO and the tactical struggle in US-China relations

12 May 2020

2:18 AM

12 May 2020

2:18 AM

Over the coming weeks, a battle between Washington and Beijing over the inclusion of Taiwan as an observer at the World Health Organization will rage, reflecting the struggle between the People’s Republic of China and the United States over control over international institutions. Yet it also reveals the reality of the new cold war between the two countries, and the shift in focus of attention to ground-level tactics at the expense of grand strategies.

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