We need to be frank here. Whether it's think tanks, academics or governments, we are all monitoring developments in Ukraine, not least for the question you're raising.
It's very dynamic, of course, and I'm not going to speak to how the government would respond or what we assess to be the likelihood of that impact at this time. Given the open line we're using for this call, let's stick to what we know about with respect to China.
We know China has been quite explicit in identifying its own strategic goals. In the words of Xi Jinping, they include national rejuvenation by 2049. He's made an implicit link, but we all understand that rejuvenation would definitely include reunification with Taiwan.
There is increasing concern that China may be putting a timeline on those goals to achieve its general rejuvenation and its goal of becoming a great power globally but also the predominant regional power by 2049. It's been investing heavily in its military, and we see activities within the region that are increasingly alarming, not just in the Taiwan Strait, but—