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The Trump administration is allegedly stopping Taiwan’s President from stopping in New York City for a diplomatic meeting in Central America, after alleged China pressure.
Financial time reported On Monday that the administration has denied the Taiwan President Lai Ching-T, which is an opportunity to stay in New York City during a planned journey of Paraguay, Guatemala and Belize-all countries that recognize Taiwan as their independent country.
However, on Monday, the President’s office in Taiwan issued a statement that indicated that Lai “currently had no plans to go on a foreign trip,” according to the Taiwan-state media. A source familiar with the matter in the State Department confirmed that no formal travel plan has been announced for President Lai.
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Public busyness of President Lai continues at home, as the report stopped him for Central America by Trump White House in New York City. (N Wang/Reuters)
“Recently considering the rehabilitation efforts going on in southern Taiwan after a typhoon and regional development, including the Tariff of the United States, the President Lai’s statement said, the President has no plans to go on a foreign trip.”
According to the Financial Times, who used to talk with the unnamed sources, said that to get acquainted with the alleged journey, Lai was informed after his decision not to travel, he was not able to stay in the way of Central America in New York City.
According to the Financial Times, LAI’s journey was also allegedly to include a stop in Dallas, but it is not clear that the Trump administration was also planning to stop LAI from staying there.
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The White House did not respond to the request of Fox News Digital’s comment. However, a source of an State Department, familiar with the case, indicated that the Trump administration has been committed to the government’s long -standing China policy, linked in the Taiwan Relations Act, joint diplomatic agreements with China and long -standing pledges prepared by the government in relation to Taiwan and China.
Despite being in line with the government’s policy for a long time, the move still criticized some Asia policy experts and critics of Trump.
Lyel Morris, a senior partner of foreign policy and national security at the Center for China Analysis of the Asia Society, said that “first concrete step” is a cause of concern under Trump’s second term about Taiwan.
“It is estimated that the decision was made in terms of the ongoing American-China trade talks and a possible Trump-XI meeting,” Morris said.
The news broke on Monday afternoon that the Trump administration was allegedly preventing the President of Taiwan from stopping for a diplomatic visit to Central America at New York City N Marg. However, sources familiar with the case have indicated that there is no travel plan for Taiwan President Lai Ching-Te, formally announced. (Getty image/royates)
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Democrat Sen Andy Kim, DN.J. Said, “Rejecting President Lai A transit is related to a depth with bipartisan exempl and sends a careless signal to Beijing that our partnership with Taiwan is on the conversation table.”
“The US leadership now begins with Trump’s fit and with Ukraine, NATO colleagues, and other prominent partners, as deeply incredible. I urge President Trump to reverse the syllabus and allowed a transit by nationalists from both sides and allowed a transit, and my colleagues have been asked to join that call in Congress.
There are reports of the Trump administration’s decision to prevent the Trump administration’s stay in New York city as the Presidents are allegedly feeling a possible visit to Beijing along with the prominent American CEO. However, nothing has been done so far regarding Trump’s visit.
