A security expert warns that a potential agreement between major global leaders on Taiwan could be fragile, citing complex diplomatic tensions and shifting alliances. The analysis highlights the significance of recent interactions with the U.S. president, suggesting they may influence broader geopolitical stability. With rising hostilities and competing interests, the expert frames the risk of a large-scale conflict as a serious and credible possibility. The discussion underscores how delicate balances in international relations could quickly unravel under pressure.
The security expert on the chances of a Trump-Xi deal on Taiwan, her interactions with President Biden — and why a third world war is a ‘plausible scenario’
