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Skip to contentSubscribe to our newsletterSubscribe to newsSportsVoiceCultureLifestyleTravelPremium Elon Musk has proposed a solution to the growing tensions between China and Taiwan - just days after he was criticized for proposing a peace plan for Ukraine and Russia. The richest man in the world said he believes into Taiwan conflict is inevitable. and — like his proposals to Kyiv earlier this week — he offered to hand over some control to Beijing. China considers Taiwan part of its territory, despite the fact that it has been governed independently since 1949 and recognized as a sovereign state by a dozen others. Musk said his proposal would be to create a special administrative zone for Taiwan that would be tasty enough, perhaps not as satisfying as Hong Kong, according to the Financial Times. Recently, Hong Kong had the largest population in history. 140,000 people in the UK are applying for special visas offered due to political unrest in the former colony. It comes at a time when Beijing is trying to increase its power despite the one country, two systems principle agreed upon during the 1997 handover. The same principle, originally developed for Taiwan, was rejected by the islands government only in August of the following year. it has been re-whitepapered by China and has little to no public support. At a press conference in Tapei, a foreign ministry spokesman warned that only the people of Taiwan could decide their future. According to Financial Times editor Ruly Khalaf, who interviewed Musk as part of the Lunch with the FT series, the silence lasts the longest. her every question was followed by a question about the risks to Teslas factory for its electric vehicle company in Shanghai, which accounts for 30-50 percent of the companys total output. Speaking in the context of growing tensions between the US and China during House Nancy Pelosis visit to Taiwan in August and the risk that China could try to take control of the island, Musk said that Tesla would be involved in any conflict involving Beijing. But he reportedly believed that his factory in Shanghai would still be able to supply its customers in China, but not elsewhere. Apple will definitely be in serious trouble, he added, before predicting that the global economy as a whole would be hit by 30 percent. Musk said Beijing has made clear its disapproval of its recent Starlink deployment. a satellite communications system built by his SpaceX company in Ukraine to help the Kyiv military bypass Russian internet interference. The event once again showed how Starlink can be used to circumvent censorship and repression from authoritarian governments, and Musk said Beijing is pushing for self-rule.Skip to contentSubscribe to our newsletterSubscribeNewsSportVoicesCultureLifestyleTravelPremiumElon Musk has proposed a solution to escalating tensions between China and Taiwan - just days after he was heavily criticized for proposing a peace plan for Ukraine and Russia. The worlds richest man said he believes conflict in Taiwan is inevitable and offered, like his Kyiv proposals earlier this week, to hand some control over to Beijing. China considers Taiwan part of its territory, although it has been independently governed since 1949 and recognized as a sovereign state by a dozen other countries. Musk said his recommendation would be to find a special administrative region for Taiwan that would be half acceptable and unlikely to please everyone. maybe a softer regime than in Hong Kong, he told the Financial Times. Hong Kong recently experienced its biggest population decline, with 140,000 residents applying for special British visas amid political unrest in the former colony. This comes as Beijing tries to wield more and more power, despite the one country, two systems principle agreed in 1997. The same principle, originally developed for Taiwan, was rejected by the government of the island only in August, after which it was re-proposed by China in the White Paper and has practically no popular support. At a press conference in Tapei, a foreign ministry spokesman warned that only Taiwanese citizens could make decisions about its future. According to Financial Times editor Ruly Khalaf, who interviewed Musk as part of the Lunch with the FT series, the longest silence after each of her questions came after her investigation into the risks to Teslas Shanghai electric car factory. 30 to 50 percent of the companys total production. With the highlight of House Speaker Nancy Pelosiss August visit to Taiwan and the risk of a possible Chinese attempt to take control of the island, Musk said Tesla would be embroiled in any conflict with Beijing. However, he seemed to think that his factory in Shanghai could still serve customers in China, but not elsewhere. Apple is going to have very big problems, thats for sure, he added, before predicting that the global economy as a whole would suffer a 30 percent collapse. a satellite communications system built by his company SpaceX in Ukraine to help the Kyiv military bypass the Russian Internet blockade. This event proved once again that Starlink can be used to bypass censorship and repression from authoritarian governments. Musk said that Beijing is looking for Assa.

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