- China accelerates efforts to isolate and close in on Taiwan, amid commentary from Michael Dahm regarding the tightening noose.
- Beijing is expanding its pressure campaign beyond the Taiwan Strait, seeking control over routes from Japan.
Fujian develops dual-use infrastructure facing Taiwan and integrates it into the national Air Silk Road framework.
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Updated Aug 19
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What happened
Fujian develops dual-use infrastructure facing Taiwan and integrates it into the national Air Silk Road framework.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Fujian
province of the People's Republic of China, covering the mountainous coast opposite Taiwan
- Luo Dongchuan is set to succeed as party secretary of a province, while Hu Changsheng leaves his post in Gansu and is reassigned to Fujian.
- In 2018, planning began for live-fire drills in the strait, urging a powerful navy build-up in the region, with Fujian hosting the maritime administration for the exercises.
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Beijing
capital city of China
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