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When it comes to the China-Taiwan relationship, there is a disconnect between global news reporting and Taiwanese feeling on the ground.
Taiwan is no stranger to threats and influence from China.
International media has called the arrival of US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi a game changer in cross-strait relations, but is this out of step with Taiwanese sentiment on the ground?
Taiwanese journalist William Yang told Crikey there is a disconnect between global news streams and local feelings, with the outside world preferring to overplay the risk of China.
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Reporter @juliabergin1
Julia Bergin is a reporter for Crikey. She has worked across digital media as a journalist, audio producer, and researcher with a focus on influence operations and targeted disinformation campaigns in Australia and the Asia Pacific. She was previously senior research reporter with First Draft APAC, did a long stint on The Little Red Podcast, worked for ABC TV’s Gruen and Question Everything, and reported for the Judith Neilson Institute’s Asian Stories project.
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