Southeast Asia faces growing risks from China's gradual pressure on Taiwan that could disrupt trade before any war begins.
Taiwan under pressure, Southeast Asia at risk
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China's increased maritime activity near Taiwan suggests growing pressure, with potential implications for Southeast Asia.
- Chinese coast guard and maritime militia activity near Taiwan has increased since June 2026.
- China's actions may aim to assert jurisdiction without direct military conflict, using grey-zone tactics.
- Southeast Asia has seen similar strategies from China in the South China Sea.
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