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Can Taiwan prevent an invasion by China?
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November 22, 2025
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21:43Now PlayingAs China increasingly flexes its military might against Taiwan, CBC News is in the self-ruled island to explore fears over a potential invasion. From the potential 'silicon shield' Taiwan’s powerhouse chip industry could provide to defensive preparations taking place on outlying islands only a few kilometres from China’s shore, correspondent Chris Brown looks at how the threat of potential conflict looms large.
CORRECTION (Nov. 24, 2025): At 5:19 in this video upload, we originally included an incorrect date with a clip of U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House. That date should read Oct. 20. This portion of the video has been blurred.
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