Defending Taiwan from China?

Why is Taiwan Important to the USA?

Should We Defend Taiwan? CAN We Defend Taiwan?

US global security strategists have called the Indo-Pacific Region the “world’s center of gravity” because this region encompasses half of the world’s total population, and two thirds of the global economy.

As tensions escalate along borders between China and many of its neighboring countries, and specifically in the Taiwan Strait, it has become clear to the Western World that keeping the peace in the Taiwan Strait is key for the stability of the Indo-Pacific Region.

In the case that this island nation is attacked or invaded militarily by the Chinese regime, are there any legal bases for the United States and its allies to defend Taiwan?

Titled “The Legal Bases for the U.S. to Defend Taiwan”, this presentation is the follow-up of last year’s popular presentation, “China’s Global Expansion - Past and Future”. As the previous presentation provides the overview of the global threat by the Chinese regime, this new presentation focuses on the historical facts, treaties, and US legislation that allow the United States to militarily defend Taiwan.

Mr. Nan Su is currently a Senior Reporter for the Epoch Times, a newspaper published in 36 countries and 21 languages. Born and raised in China, Nan Su came to the United States in 1989. Mr. Su has been serving as a news commentator for SOH International Chinese Radio Network and NTD International TV network since 2003 for news related to China. He has made many speeches at public events in the past two decades on China-related topics.

You won’t want to miss this sequel on handling the global threat posed by China – join us at our January 29th meeting!