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Taiwan president responds after Trump's visit to China
Speaking after Donald Trump's meeting with China's president, Taiwan's leader says the island will not be sacrificed or traded and will not give up its free way of life.
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Taiwan won't be 'sacrificed or traded away,' president says after Trump calls weapon sales a bargaining 'chip' with China
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abc.net.au
Taiwan president responds after Trump's visit to China
Speaking after Donald Trump's meeting with China's president, Taiwan's leader says the island will not be sacrificed or traded and will not give up its free way of life.
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dawn.com
Taiwan’s leader says island will not be ‘traded away’
TAIPEI: Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te said on Sunday that Taiwan will never be “traded away” as he pressed ...
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Taiwan Cannot Be Used as Bargaining Chip in US-China Deal, Says President
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upi.com
Taiwan President William Lai says island's sovereignty 'non-negotiable' - UPI.com
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thehindu.com
Taiwan would ‘welcome’ its President speaking to Trump, Taiwanese Minister says
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Taiwan's Lai says he would tell Trump he hopes to continue arm purchases, if given a chance
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te says if given the chance, he would tell U.S. President Donald Trump that he hopes to continue U.S. arms purchases and that they are essential for…
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france24.com
Taiwan leader says ‘foreign forces’ cannot decide island’s future amid China pressure
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If they spoke, Taiwan president would tell Trump China was undermining stability
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te said on Wednesday that if he got the opportunity to speak to US President Donald Trump he would say China was undermining peace and causing tensions…
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dw.com
Taiwan's Lai rejects China pressure, pledges strong defense
Lai Ching-te defended Taiwan's sovereignty after US President Donald Trump suggested that arms sales to the island could be used as leverage in talks with China.
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Taiwan leader says ‘foreign forces’ cannot decide island’s future
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Taiwan's Lai Rejects China Pressure, Pledges Strong Defense
Lai Ching-te defended Taiwan's sovereignty after Trump suggested arms sales could be used as leverage in U.S.-China talks.
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hani.co.kr
Trump’s ‘negotiating chip’ comment divides Taiwan over reliance on US
Some factions say its time that Taipei reconsider its hard-line stance against Beijing
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Taiwan's Lai says he would tell Trump he hopes to continue arms purchases from U.S.
Taiwan's President Lai emphasizes the importance of U.S. arms purchases to ensure peace amid rising regional tensions with China.