Hello everyone and welcome to Amman 4. Here's what's coming up.

The threat to Taiwan, Washington War games a Chinese invasion as the Taiwanese

foreign minister warns of conflict in 2027. I get a view from the ground from

rider and activist Brian Hugh.

Then, I think a lot of cases is the average citizen

that knows more than the journalist.

Elon Musk's new Twitter gamble.

I get the latest on what removing verification badges could mean for

disinformation and a tale of shipwreck, mutiny and murder. A claimed writer

David Gran brings us the fascinating story of Castaways descending into chaos

from his new book, The Wager.

Plus, we're just at the cusp of maybe the most ambitious climate legislation and climate action that we've seen both in the US and around the world.

Protecting Our Planet, Executive Director of Earth Day Initiative talks to Hari Streina Vassin about the high stakes work of tackling climate change. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Bianna Galadriga in New York sitting in for Christiana

Amanpour.

When Russia brazenly tried to take over Ukraine last year, it sent chills up the spines thousands

of miles away in Taiwan.

The island has been under the thumb of China for years, many of its residents living in constant fear that Beijing, like Moscow, will one day decide to invade and try to capture it fully.

The United States is increasingly worried about just this scenario.

A congressional select committee war game to Chinese invasion this week. The

Committee's chair saying it revealed the need to arm Taiwan to the teeth.

The commander of U.S. Indo-Pacific the need to arm Taiwan to the teeth.

The commander of U.S. Indo-Pacific Command says the U.S. military has done a lot of work in taking lessons learned from the war in Ukraine and then applying them to U.S. support of Taiwan.

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