China’s Threats Expose the Urgent Need for America’s Strong Defense of Taiwan

Last week, the Biden administration approved a $330 million arms parts sale to Taiwan — the first such transaction since Donald Trump returned to politics as a commanding figure influencing U.S. policy. This move, aimed at maintaining Taiwan's defense readiness, has predictably sparked fierce condemnation from Beijing. China’s Ministry of Defense spokesperson Zhang Xiaogang declared this sale an infringement on the so-called "one China" principle and demanded Washington immediately halt what he described as “erroneous” military support to Taiwan. Beijing even issued a formal protest and threatened "all necessary measures" to defend its territorial claims. Is America Ready to Back...