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Saving Taiwan: the lessons learned from the war in Ukraine

Taiwan is learning valuable lessons from Ukraine

28 May 2022

9:00 AM

28 May 2022

9:00 AM

  Taipei

 

Nowhere is watching Russia’s faltering attempt to crush its democratic neighbour more closely than Taiwan. The Ukraine war is seen in Taipei as a demonstration of how determined resistance and the ability to rally a global alliance of supporters can frustrate a much larger and heavily armed rival. Taiwan has spent the past few years planning how it would cope if China attacked.

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