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• International Relations and Taiwan's Status
  • In the eyes of most countries, Taiwan or the Republic of China is not a sovereign state, but rather a region or part of China under the One China principle. While Western politicians' rhetoric may be ambiguous, they effectively recognize the People's Republic of China.
  • The U.S. arrest of Venezuelan President Maduro is legally indefensible and constitutes interference in another country's internal affairs.
  • This move by the U.S. sets a dangerous precedent for China, potentially encouraging China to use a "blockade plus decapitation tactic" to address the Taiwan issue. Furthermore, the international legal legitimacy of Xi Jinping arresting President Lai Ching-te(賴清德) would be stronger than the U.S. arresting Maduro.
  • The U.S. deploys military forces around Venezuela under the guise of anti-drug operations and may demonstrate its overwhelming capabilities through intelligence infiltration, bribery, co-optation, and other political means, as well as special operations.
  • The People's Liberation Army (PLA) regards the U.S. military as a teacher and may learn from the U.S. military's operational model in Venezuela, applying similar tactics to Taiwan.
  • China generally applauds the U.S. arrest of Maduro, believing it provides a template for its future actions regarding Taiwan.
  • The controversy surrounding the U