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The Trump administration approved an $11 billion arms sale to Taiwan.
The People's Republic of China is using "lawfare" as a substitute for military force to achieve its strategic objectives against Taiwan.
The People's Republic of China mischaracterizes UN General Assembly Resolution 2758 by claiming it resolves the issue of Taiwan's sovereignty.
UN General Assembly Resolution 2758 only determined which government would represent China at the United Nations and did not resolve Taiwan's international legal status.
The PRC has expanded its domestic law to criminalize "Taiwan independence activities," including political speech occurring outside of China, and asserts extraterritorial jurisdiction over these acts.
PRC authorities have issued arrest warrants and sanctions against Taiwanese officials and influencers for conduct that occurred entirely outside of China.
The PRC's peacetime coercion against Taiwan is increasing in scope and scale across military, information, economic, and cyber domains.
Japanese Prime Minister Takeichi Sinaia stated that a Chinese attack on Taiwan could constitute a "survival-threatening situation" for Japan.
The PRC is attempting to influence U.S. policy towards Taiwan through ongoing trade negotiations.
The backlog of U.S. weapons deliveries to Taiwan currently stands at $21 billion.
The Trump administration is expected to request a $1.5 trillion defense budget for the next fiscal year, primarily to deter China.
Taiwan produces approximately 60% of the world's semiconductors.