China Urges US to Halt ‘Dangerous’ Arms Sale to Taiwan Region

Hey folks! This week, China’s spokesperson Guo Jiakun fired back at the U.S. for greenlighting an $11 billion arms package to the Taiwan region. 🤯

At a regular briefing on Thursday (December 18, 2025), Guo said the move flouts the one-China principle and the three China-U.S. joint communiqués, undermining China’s sovereignty and cross-strait stability. He warned it sends the wrong message to Taiwan independence forces.

Why you should care? 🌏 Tensions across the Taiwan Strait can ripple into the global tech scene—Taiwan region is home to major chip-makers powering everything from your smartphone to your electric car. Any flare-up could mess with supply chains and prices.

The U.S. side says the sale supports Taiwan authorities’ self-defence, part of longstanding U.S. commitments. This back-and-forth highlights rising U.S.-China frictions, with both sides keeping a close eye on each move.

For young pros tuned into tech, finance, and global trends, this standoff is more than headlines—it shows how geopolitics shapes our gadgets, stocks, and travel plans. Stay tuned as cross-strait ties develop!

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