Taiwan president will visit allies in South Pacific as rival China seeks inroads
- Taiwan President Lai Ching-te will visit Taipei's three remaining diplomatic allies in the Pacific at the end of the month, according to his office.
- The trip occurs amid concerns over Chinese loans and cooperation treaties with Pacific island nations, raising alarms in the U.S., New Zealand, and Australia.
- Lai's trip is significant as it is his first abroad since his inauguration, with China trying to prevent it, according to reports.
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