Taiwan tensions
Differing interpretations emerge following the U.S. President’s visit to China
U.S. President Donald Trump and Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te: Trump recently stated that the U.S. “is not looking to have somebody say, ‘Let’s go independent.'” (Nikkei montage/Source photos by Reuters and Sae Kamae)
KAOHSIUNG, Taiwan — During President Donald Trump’s visit to China in mid-May, international observers closely monitored whether he would explicitly state that Washington “opposes Taiwan independence.” Such a shift would mark a significant departure from the traditional diplomatic stance of merely “not supporting” independence.
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