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Senator Roger Wicker said Washington must uphold its security commitments to Taiwan after meeting Taiwan's representative to the US. He also said Congress has authorized resources for training, security assistance and arms sales under the Taiwan Relations Act.
Defence Minister Wellington Koo says Taiwan has repeatedly received US assurances policy on Taiwan has not changed after the Washington summit.
Reuters analysis says the Washington summit delivered limited outcomes, including no timeline for tariff changes on $60 billion of non-sensitive goods. Analysts said China gained time on issues including Taiwan arms sales and showed it still holds leverage.
China’s 10-year government bond yield held steady at 1.67% on Monday, remaining near its lowest level since July 2025 as investors digested the outcome of the recently concluded Trump-Xi summit. The US and China unveiled a plan to reduce tariffs on roughly $30 billion worth of imports from each country while agreeing t
The Shanghai Composite fell 0.8% to 3,859 on Monday, while the Shenzhen Component lost 2.1% to a near two-month low of 13,033, as investors weighed the lack of breakthroughs at the Trump-Xi summit after returning from the holiday break. During the meeting, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that the US and Chin
Taiwan's deputy foreign minister said Washington understands Taipei's defence needs and the threat from China. He cited no change in US policy toward Taiwan and said Taiwan has repeatedly received confirmation from US officials.
Deputy Foreign Minister Francois Wu said maintaining US military sales and Taiwan's semiconductor role are important US interests after the Washington summit. He said Taipei remains in continuous communication with Washington on the issue.
Analysts say one of Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s priorities will be persuading Trump to halt $14 billion in proposed armed sales to Taiwan. US allies in Asia fear their position could be weakened in talks between President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping this week. Analysts say one of Xi’s priorities will be
Trump rolls out red carpet as leaders seek stability despite deep tensions Trade truce extension envisaged, but major breakthroughs not expected Xi enters summit with stronger hand given trade surge and rare-earth dominance By Trevor Hunnicutt and David Brunnstrom WASHINGTON, Sept 24 (Reuters) — US President Donald Tru
TAIPEI, Sept 24 (Reuters) — Taiwan's government on Thursday thanked the US for its support and said it was maintaining communications ahead of a summit in Washington between President Donald Trump and China's leader Xi Jinping. China claims democratically governed Taiwan as its own territory and reiterated on Wednesday
Boeing has been effectively shut out from Chinese orders since 2017 as Airbus gained share Trump-Xi summit agenda is dominated by trade truce, AI, Taiwan arms and commodity flows Boeing now aims to complete May's 200-jet accord, not win a larger fresh pledge, sources say By Dan Catchpole and Tim Hepher SEATTLE, Sept 23
Taipei is growing increasingly concerned over a frozen $14 billion arms sales deal that Trump has described as “a very good negotiating chip.” Chinese leader Xi Jinping is expected to press President Donald Trump to halt US arms sales to Taiwan in talks this week, Reuters reported, fueling Taipei’s concerns over a froz
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The U.S. is reportedly contemplating the postponement of a significant arms deal with Taiwan until after the APEC summit in November. The potential delay comes as Chinese President Xi Jinping prepares for a state visit to Washington this week. President Donald Trump may extend the delay through year-end, potentially un
Still, rising US-China tensions over the self-governing island loom in the background. Questions about the US’ relationship with Taiwan will likely take a back seat to trade, AI, and other issues as President Donald Trump welcomes Chinese leader Xi Jinping to Washington. Still, rising tensions over the self-governing i
China's export boom has defied tariffs and boosted its global trade surplus to over $1 trillion as President Xi Jinping prepares to meet President Donald Trump in Washington on Sept. 24, tempering expectations for major breakthroughs.
US sitting on approval for $14 billion arms package for Taiwan Trump, Xi to meet in Washington next week Drone maker Anduril sells weapons to Taiwan China sanctioned Anduril's founder last year By Ben Blanchard TAIPEI, Sept 19 (Reuters) — US defence tech firm Anduril's founder Palmer Luckey said on Saturday that Presid
US considers delaying major arms sales announcement to Taiwan until after November’s APEC summit in Shenzhen: SCMP
Moolenaar says enabling attacks 'tantamount to an act of war' Calls for redoubled efforts to block China key technologies Objections to US arms sales must be 'rejected out of hand' By David Brunnstrom WASHINGTON, Sept 18 (Reuters) — The Republican chair of the US congressional committee on China on Friday urged Preside
(Adds details on Taiwan in paragraphs 11-14) By David Brunnstrom and Joe Cash Sept 17 (Reuters) — U.S. President Donald Trump will welcome Chinese leader Xi Jinping next week for their second meeting this year, as the two leaders seek stability in a relationship under pressure over issues ranging from trade to Taiwan a
US and China are preparing for a summit in Washington next week, with top diplomats discussing potential agenda items including trade, AI governance, and defense ties.
The US State Department's top diplomat for East Asia says arms sale notifications to Congress for Taiwan are not dependent on discussions with China
The US State Department's top diplomat for East Asia says arms sale notifications to Congress for Taiwan do not depend on discussions with China