The Trump administration has denied Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te permission to stop over in New York during a planned diplomatic trip, reportedly due to pressure from China as US-China trade negotiations intensify. This move led President Lai to postpone his overseas trip, drawing criticism from US lawmakers and figures like Nancy Pelosi, who argue the decision shows the US is yielding to Beijing. The incident has raised concerns about US commitment to Taiwan and the broader implications for US-China relations. While Taiwan's government insists there were no immediate travel plans, the episode highlights the delicate balance Washington seeks between supporting Taiwan and managing its relationship with China. The controversy underscores Taiwan's precarious position in global diplomacy and the high stakes of ongoing US-China trade talks.
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