US EditionUS Congress delegation to visit Taiwan again
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A US Congressional delegation led by Michael McCall, Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, will visit Taiwan from May 26 to May 30. This is reported by the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT). In addition to McCall, the delegation included two representatives of the Democratic Party — Chrissy Haluhan from Pennsylvania and Jimmy Panetta from California, and three representatives from the Republican Party — Joe Wilson from South Carolina…
Taiwan's new leader Yi Ching Duc expressed goodwill to offer cooperation with China, after Beijing's military drills around the island and as soon as a delegation of U.S. lawmakers visited.
A delegation of U.S. lawmakers is on its way to visit Taiwan, shortly after China ended its drills around the island.
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