THE TAIWAN PROBLEM IN CHINA-USA RELATIONS
Habibullo Sadibaqosev , Researcher of the International Islamic Academy of UzbekistanAbstract
The China - Taiwan conflict is one of the most relevant and sensitive topics in China-US relations. Territorial conflict with Taiwan is one of the few issues that can potentially lead to escalation of tension between the United States and China. This article analyzes the China - Taiwan conflict in contemporary Chinese and American foreign policy. The historical conflicts between China and Taiwan from World War II to the present day are examined, showing the role of the United States in escalating the issue. The evolution of Sino-American relations in Northeast Asia in the 21st century and its impact on Taiwan is also explored.
Keywords
Taiwan, China, US
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