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Disputes over Taiwan’s status remain greatest threat to world peace, not war in Ukraine

Any one of the ongoing U.S. provocations, or Chinese aggressions in defending its interests, or the current Taiwan government’s reckless pursuit of independence could spark a major—and perhaps even nuclear—conflict between the major powers.

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BY ÉRIC GRENIER
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