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Assignment Editor Laurel Stewart is tracking a new move in US-Taiwan ties after US President Donald Trump signed the Taiwan Assurance Implementation Act into law. The bill tells the State Department to review its rules for engaging with Taiwan at least every five years. Supporters say it could lead to more US interaction with Taiwan, even as some are watching closely after Trump’s recent talks with China’s leader Xi Jinping.
By TaiwanPlus News
Assignment Editor Laurel Stewart is tracking a new move in US-Taiwan ties after US President Donald Trump signed the Taiwan Assurance Implementation Act into law. The bill tells the State Department to review its rules for engaging with Taiwan at least every five years. Supporters say it could lead to more US interaction with Taiwan, even as some are watching closely after Trump’s recent talks with China’s leader Xi Jinping.