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The devastating cost of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan

16 January 2024

10:56 PM

16 January 2024

10:56 PM

The next twelve months will be dominated by elections, with polls expected in at least 64 countries. Of these, there are only a few that really matter in geopolitical terms. The US elections of course, especially if won by an isolationist Donald Trump (assuming he is allowed to run). India’s parliamentary elections in April will help steer the course of a superpower for the future.

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