US Must Stand Strong with Taiwan Against China's Aggression

The growing threat of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan has raised concerns about the United States' commitment to supporting its democratic ally. For years, the U.S. has helped Taiwan by supplying weapons to deter China, but recent actions by countries like France adopting a neutral stance have raised questions about the international response to China's increasing aggression. China has been conducting military drills and simulating blockades of Taiwan, which has prompted calls for the Biden administration to take a stronger stance on this issue.

The Chinese military's actions are not only aimed at intimidating Taiwan but also at blocking sea and air traffic, making it harder for the U.S. and its allies to intervene if necessary. To address this situation, it is crucial for President Biden to demonstrate American resolve by rallying international support for Taiwan and standing up to China's intimidation tactics. By taking a proactive and united approach, the U.S. and its allies can protect democracy and the rule of law, while sending a clear message to Beijing that their aggression will not go unchecked.