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They didn't in the Falklands War. On in the Suez. Let's see - Brits more likely to back down.

Lots of writeups and analysis this year on the Kargil War. Can't believe it's been more than 2 decades. Video of captured Pak PoWs

Yes, that's true.

Even if Tuvalu or Palau leadership decides to visit Taiwan, we can expect a similar warning.

Now this https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/aug/02/chinese-ambassador-warns-british-mps-against-visiting-taiwan China’s UK ambassador has urged British politicians not to “dance to the tune of the United States” and vowed “severe consequences” should MPs set foot in Taiwan. Speaking at a...

Once again shows how much the Chinese crave Russian support ; a throwback to Soviet - Sino days. Russian will always globally be considered superior to China.

All countries are large trading partners of China because it is a manufacturing behemoth. This has nothing to do with Corona Xi's debt trap and the laughing stock China has become

And China's century of humiliation continues....

Where's my beer?

As I said earlier, Pelosi will go and China won't be able to do anything expect fret.

Err. The lands I mentioned are in Kashmir.

India already seized Kargil in 1965. Turtuk in Baltistan in 1971. China sat and did nothing.

Has she explicitly said it? I think she might just go.

If Pelosi goes (she likely will) - China will be grumpy and fume but won't do anything.

Wakhan Corridor abuts Indian land in Gilgit Baltistan illegally occupied by Pak. India doesn't claim the corridor itself; I stand corrected. It's Afghan land.

Yes, BBC, WSJ, TOI are wrong. Global Times is the Patron Saint of journalism and ethics.

More info on Chinese debt trap by the BBC

Simply because such news is censored in Communist China, doesn't mean it isn't freely available in the democratic world https://theprint.in/india/on-india-afghanistan-border-amit-shah-is-right-and-opposition-is-not-wrong/332696/

I defer to Chinese expertise on being cheap.

The Wakhan Corridor is Indian land in Pak Occupied Kashmir. India is well within its rights to protect its territory.