Cheng Li-wun, the chairwoman of Taiwan's opposition Kuomintang (KMT) party, concluded a five-day visit to Washington D.C. where she engaged in discussions about cross-strait relations with Beijing. Her visit included meetings with influential US senators and representatives, as well as think tanks and Taiwanese American communities. Despite calling the trip "beyond expectations," some experts suggest concerns about her stance on certain issues may linger. AI
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- Beijing
- Brad Sherman
- Cheng Li-wun
- Dan Sullivan
- Donald Trump
- Kuomintang
- Steve Daines
- Taipei
- United States House Committee on Foreign Affairs
- United States Senate Committee on Armed Services
- Washington
- Young Kim
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