Taiwan’s US Envoy Says Ties Robust After Trump-Xi Summit
- On Thursday, Republican Senator Steve Daines urged Washington and Beijing to stay engaged and "not retreat" over differences on rare earth supply chains, signaling continued dialogue despite tensions.
- President Donald Trump pressed Chinese President Xi Jinping during their Washington summit last month to roll back export restrictions on Japan, describing them as a "threat to American industries reliant on Japanese suppliers."
- Xi warned of "the growing risks of Japanese militarism" during the summit and rejected Japan's request for talks between Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and the Chinese leader.
- Separately, Taiwanese envoy Alexander Yui asserted that US-Taiwan relations remain robust, emphasizing timely delivery of US defense equipment to ensure "aggression can never be regarded as an easy or an inexpensive option."
- Investments by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co in Arizona reflect deepening economic ties between the United States and Taiwan, aiming to revive domestic semiconductor manufacturing with significant US subsidies.
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Trump called on Xi Jinping to lift export restrictions on Japan, the SCMP newspaper reported, citing sources
Trump called on Xi Jinping to lift export restrictions on Japan, the SCMP newspaper reported, citing sources.The American leader described China's measures as "a threat to American enterprises that depend on Japanese suppliers. " At the same time...
US President Donald Trump urged Chinese leader Xi Jinping to lift or ease export restrictions on Japan during their meeting in Washington in September. He encouraged Xi to speak directly with the Japanese leadership about measures that affect Japanese industry, including supplies of rare earth elements, the South China Morning Post reported, citing sources familiar with the discussions. According to the sources, Trump portrayed the Chinese restr…
Trump urged Xi to mend ties with Japan, lift export controls: H.K. media
U.S. President Donald Trump urged his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping to repair ties with Japan and lift Beijing's export curbs on Tokyo during their talks in September in Washington, Hong Kong's South China Morning Post reported Thursday.
Taiwan's US envoy says ties robust after Trump-Xi summit, Asia News
WASHINGTON — Taiwan's de facto ambassador to Washington said on Wednesday (Oct 7) that ties with the US remained robust after last month's summit between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, while stressing the importance of timely delivery of US defence equipment.Trump has held back approval of a new package of arms sales to Taipei worth $14 billion...
Taiwan's representative in Washington, Alexander Yui, said on Wednesday that relations with the United States remain strong after last month's summit between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. At the same time, he stressed the importance of timely delivery of American defence equipment.
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