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(Illustration: Global Times) With a policy of strategic ambiguity toward Taiwan, Washington has not clearly pledged whether or not to help defend the island in case of an attack. Although this current strategy has been frequently discussed and questioned by strategic circles in the US, it has remained intact following the normalization of Washington’s diplomatic relations with Beijing in 1979. Since 2016, with the escalating of China-US strategic competition, anti-China forces in the US as well as some well-known scholars such as Richard Nathan Haass, president of the Council on Foreign Relations, have begun to discuss the policy of “strategic…
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