Ing-wen has told other Asian countries to be aware of China's threat (Image: GETTY)
Talking to CNN, Tsai Ing-wen said China’s military threat was growing “every day” to strike a more assertive foreign policy under its president Xi Jinping. For decades the two countries have endured an uneasy truce, which came about after they split following the civil war in 1949. And now Ing-wen has told other Asian countries to be aware of their threat.
She said: “It it’s Taiwan today, people should ask who’s next?
“Any country in the region - if it no longer wants to submit to the will of China, they would face similar military threats.”
Taiwan and China’s frosty relationship has grown colder since Ing-wen was first elected to lead the country in 2016.
Her pro-independence and progressive
