Top Plosive's Taiwan visit has become a serious headache for Biden! 15 Hits - Md Eyakub Ali - Aug 5, 2022, 9:20 PM

SINUS relations are largely based on Washington's deliberately ambiguous stance on Taiwan. Beijing claims Taiwan as part of its country. Taiwan claims they are independent. And the United States says that Taiwan is not an independent country, but at the same time it considers Taiwan an ally. Everyone accepts that this is a bad position for Taiwan, and no one takes active steps to back up their claim. Because everyone thinks it's good for evil to maintain a fragile stability there. But this is a contradictory and ambiguous position in Taiwan, the visit to the island by the Speaker of the American Congress, Nancy Pelosi, suddenly shed a sharp light on it. This caused a lot of tension between China and the United States. Nancy Pelosi is the most senior US politician to visit Taiwan in 25 years. SINUS relations are not good. But as President Biden tries to restore it, Nancy Pelosi's visit appears to have further strained their bilateral relationship. The US is now preoccupied with Russia's war against Ukraine. In such a crisis, Nancy Pelosi's visit appears to put the United States at risk of becoming involved in another conflict. On the issue of Taiwan, the positions of various branches of the US government appear to be contradictory. Taiwan seems to be the arena of power struggles with Washington. Nancy Pelosi is a Democrat and has long been known for her strong anti-China stance. A large group of Republican lawmakers gave him a standing ovation during his visit to Taiwan. With Taiwan increasingly threatened by China, these Republicans see the visit by members of Congress as important to show solidarity with the self-governing island. However, President Biden did not try to stop Nancy Pelosi because the United States Congress is independent of the executive branch. But he secretly sent his advisers to Nancy Pelosi to warn of the dangers of the visit, especially at a politically sensitive time for China. Chinese President Xi Jinping is facing an important party congress in November. Although President Xi Jinping is under pressure at home, he does not want to act weakly on foreign policy - this is why President Biden's advisers warned Nancy Pelosi. But when Nancy Pelosi wanted to go to Taiwan after ignoring those suggestions, the Biden administration was forced to support her decision. At the same time, they want to emphasize the importance of this visit. They are trying to say that there will be no change in the United States' "One China" policy, which is the policy of following one China. But the Biden administration acknowledged that China would react badly to such a visit by Nancy Pelosi and retaliate within weeks, if not months. China now virtually surrounds Taiwan and conducts military exercises, bombings and missile launches. But Washington still believes President Xi is taking steps to avoid war. Because neither side wants war. Still, it must be said that the bitter Un-American relationship is now changing. "The kind of political space, the kind of relationship that should be there, the kind of system that should be in place between China and the United States so that something like this doesn't turn into a full-blown crisis is not there right now," said former diplomat Danny Russell, an analyst in Asia Society Policy Institute. He said: "After Pelosi's visit, China's tough thinking will intensify and the position of those who say patience and caution will be limited." The two superpowers have to take care of other world crises, the effort was not enough, now more and more is lost. High on the list of US priorities is how to end China's diplomatic support for Russia. Then there is the ongoing trade war. After that, the United States expects China's cooperation in dealing with climate change and North Korea's nuclear weapons. President Biden took office at a time when President Xi Jinping has become increasingly authoritarian in China and has taken a more assertive stance on foreign policy. The counter-policy of the US is to treat Beijing as a strategic rival. China is now seen as the biggest long-term challenge to the United States in the world. However, China did not take this American policy well. The Biden administration, on the other hand, has not made any progress with plans for possible cooperation with China. The White House now says it intends to create some "security" to bridge the issues between the two countries. This will happen through direct talks between the two presidents. But the Taiwan issue now raises "questions of credibility," said Bonnie Glaser, an expert at the German Marshall Fund. I think yes