Trump-Xi Meet: Why US Allies Fear a Taiwan Concession | Vantage on Firstpost | 4K
President Donald Trump is preparing to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping on September 24, with Taiwan emerging as a major concern for US allies in Asia. Japan and Taiwan are urging Washington to maintain its existing position, amid fears that Trump could soften his stance on Taiwan in pursuit of an economic deal with Beijing. Trump has previously described US arms sales to Taiwan as a “negotiating chip”, while a $14 billion US arms package for Taiwan remains awaiting approval. Xi is expected to raise Taiwan during the Trump–Xi summit, putting Washington’s Taiwan policy under fresh scrutiny. The United States follows a “one China” policy, acknowledging but not endorsing Beijing’s claim over Taiwan. Why is Taiwan so important to China, Japan and the United States? And could the Trump–Xi meeting reshape the language around Taiwan?---
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