普丁為何急奔中國？專家解析「怕被習近平出賣」- 明居正 劉寶傑《寶傑怎麼說》20260528-2

*This video aims to depict events and showcase weapons; some footage is taken from past materials. *00:00 Xi Jinping's Re-election Test: 2027 Taiwan Window and the Pressure Survival Battle of a Dictator* As Xi Jinping moves towards his third term, he faces internal pressure to resolve the Taiwan issue. Analysis indicates that 2026-2027 will be a crucial window of political and military conflict. Besides the CCP leader, Trump, Putin, and Zelensky are also navigating the international arena, revealing how global leaders use the "art of arguing" and strategic maneuvering in international politics to seek survival before their downfall amidst turbulent political waves. *05:32 The Abraham Accords Resurface: How Did the Millennia-Old Grudges in the Middle East Transform into an Economic and Trade Security Network?* The core of the Abraham Accords, promoted during Trump's first term, was to allow Israel and Middle Eastern countries to exchange diplomatic recognition for mutually beneficial economic and trade cooperation and security guarantees, and even share the "Iron Dome" defense technology to jointly counter the Iranian threat. If this plan is significantly advanced after Trump's return, it will not only solidify the US-centric Middle East defense system but also completely eliminate any room for the CCP to intervene in the region, redefining the geopolitical landscape. *11:57 Two Cards to the Rescue of Beijing: Trump's Call to Lai Ching-te and a Comprehensive Review of Taiwan's Importance* The current main theme of international politics lies in the clash between democratic and authoritarian values. Taiwan, as a democratic partner, a key chip manufacturing base, and a hub controlling 48% of global shipping routes, has a strategic position that is vastly different from what it once was. Experts analyze that if Trump calls Lai Ching-te, it would be a powerful move to bypass Beijing and directly engage in sovereignty-level dialogue. This not only highlights Taiwan's strong industrial production capabilities but also reveals the underlying confidence that "without Taiwan, America cannot be great again." *18:57 Arms Procurement Negotiations and Great Power Game: Understanding the China-Russia-North Korea Alliance and Taiwan's Defense Chips* Faced with the US's successive diplomatic offensive of "trimming the hem," Putin rushed to China to confirm whether he had been betrayed, while Xi Jinping sought to stabilize Kim Jong-un, reflecting the collective anxiety of authoritarian regimes in the face of Trump's strongman politics. Taiwan should not underestimate itself, but rather strengthen its negotiating capabilities in military procurement, making good use of its absolute advantages in semiconductors and high-end manufacturing, and in this "global chess game," shift from being passively constrained to taking the initiative.