ELECTION 2024/Election outcome will not raise risk of Chinese invasion: U.S. expert
01/19/2024 12:50 PM
The outcome of Taiwan's presidential and legislative elections will not raise the risk of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan, former U.S. National Security Council China Director Ryan Hass said Wednesday.
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