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Trump Asked Xi In White House If China Wants To Buy American Weapons: Envoy
David Perdue said Trump raised the prospect of the arms sales from the US to its ascendant geopolitical rival, an unlikely offer that, if consummated, would upend generations of US policy toward China and Taiwan and potentially expose US technology to a potential foe.
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"Not Looking To Have Wars": Trump's Message To Taiwan After Talks With Xi
Trump's comments come after he discussed the flashpoint issue of Taiwan's independence with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping in Beijing.
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Trump Told Japan's PM Not To Provoke China Over Taiwan: Report
Trump spoke with Takaichi after Chinese President Xi Jinping called the US president and spoke about China's historic claim to the democratic self-governing island.
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Trump Declined Taiwan Military Aid While Negotiating China Trade Deal: Report
The decision would mark a sharp departure from US policy toward the democratic island, which faces a constant threat of invasion by China.
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'China Very Patient, Xi Won't Invade Taiwan During My Presidency': Trump
US President Donald Trump on Friday said that Chinese President Xi Jinping told him that he would not invade Taiwan as long as Trump is president.
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Trade Wars Aside, Trump's `Taiwan Card' Is China's Real Worry
The biggest potential flash point between Trump and Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping is Taiwan.
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Beijing Will 'Take Off The Gloves' If Donald Trump Continues On Taiwan: China Daily
Two influential Chinese newspapers on Monday warned U.S. President-elect Donald Trump that Beijing will "take off the gloves" and Taiwan may be scarified if he continues to provoke Beijing over the self-ruled island once he sworn in on Jan. 20.
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Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen To Transit In US In A Move Bound To Anger China
Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen will pass through the United States when she visits Latin America next month, the foreign ministry said Thursday, a move bound to infuriate China which had urged the United States to block a transit stopover.
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Barack Obama Warns Donald Trump Against Provoking 'Very Significant' China Response Over Taiwan
President Barack Obama on Friday warned his successor Donald Trump against antagonizing China by reaching out to Taiwan, saying he could risk a "very significant" response if he upends decades of diplomatic tradition.
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Sovereignty Not A 'Bargaining Chip': Chinese Ambassador Tells US
In a veiled warning to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, China's ambassador to the United States said on Wednesday that Beijing would never bargain with Washington over issues involving its national sovereignty or territorial integrity.
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Damage To 'One China' Principle Would Impact Peace, Warns China
China's Taiwan Affairs Office said on Wednesday any interference with or damage to the "one China" principle would have a serious impact on peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait.
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Germany Will Stick To One-China Policy: Chancellor Angela Merkel
German Chancellor Angela Merkel says that her country, Europe's biggest economic power, won't be changing its policy on China and Taiwan after US President-elect Donald Trump raised questions about the future US stance.
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On Taiwan, Chinese Media Warns 'Novice' Donald Trump, We'll Help Your Enemies
Chinese media warned Donald Trump on Monday that the one-China policy is "non-negotiable" and dropping it could lead to Beijing supporting US enemies, after the president-elect said he might do so unless Beijing made concessions.
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US Seeks To Reassure Beijing After Donald Trump Call With Taiwan Leader
The White House said on Monday it had sought to reassure China after President-elect Donald Trump's phone call with Taiwan's leader last week, which the Obama administration warned could undermine progress in relations with Beijing.
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Would Be Valuable For Donald Trump To Seek Advice Before Calls, Says John Kerry
US Secretary of State John Kerry said on Sunday it would be valuable for President-elect Donald Trump's transition team to seek State Department recommendations before contacting foreign leaders but that it had yet to do so.
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Trump Asked Xi In White House If China Wants To Buy American Weapons: Envoy
David Perdue said Trump raised the prospect of the arms sales from the US to its ascendant geopolitical rival, an unlikely offer that, if consummated, would upend generations of US policy toward China and Taiwan and potentially expose US technology to a potential foe.
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"Not Looking To Have Wars": Trump's Message To Taiwan After Talks With Xi
Trump's comments come after he discussed the flashpoint issue of Taiwan's independence with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping in Beijing.
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Trump Told Japan's PM Not To Provoke China Over Taiwan: Report
Trump spoke with Takaichi after Chinese President Xi Jinping called the US president and spoke about China's historic claim to the democratic self-governing island.
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Trump Declined Taiwan Military Aid While Negotiating China Trade Deal: Report
The decision would mark a sharp departure from US policy toward the democratic island, which faces a constant threat of invasion by China.
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'China Very Patient, Xi Won't Invade Taiwan During My Presidency': Trump
US President Donald Trump on Friday said that Chinese President Xi Jinping told him that he would not invade Taiwan as long as Trump is president.
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Trade Wars Aside, Trump's `Taiwan Card' Is China's Real Worry
The biggest potential flash point between Trump and Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping is Taiwan.
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Beijing Will 'Take Off The Gloves' If Donald Trump Continues On Taiwan: China Daily
Two influential Chinese newspapers on Monday warned U.S. President-elect Donald Trump that Beijing will "take off the gloves" and Taiwan may be scarified if he continues to provoke Beijing over the self-ruled island once he sworn in on Jan. 20.
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Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen To Transit In US In A Move Bound To Anger China
Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen will pass through the United States when she visits Latin America next month, the foreign ministry said Thursday, a move bound to infuriate China which had urged the United States to block a transit stopover.
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Barack Obama Warns Donald Trump Against Provoking 'Very Significant' China Response Over Taiwan
President Barack Obama on Friday warned his successor Donald Trump against antagonizing China by reaching out to Taiwan, saying he could risk a "very significant" response if he upends decades of diplomatic tradition.
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Sovereignty Not A 'Bargaining Chip': Chinese Ambassador Tells US
In a veiled warning to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, China's ambassador to the United States said on Wednesday that Beijing would never bargain with Washington over issues involving its national sovereignty or territorial integrity.
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Damage To 'One China' Principle Would Impact Peace, Warns China
China's Taiwan Affairs Office said on Wednesday any interference with or damage to the "one China" principle would have a serious impact on peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait.
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Germany Will Stick To One-China Policy: Chancellor Angela Merkel
German Chancellor Angela Merkel says that her country, Europe's biggest economic power, won't be changing its policy on China and Taiwan after US President-elect Donald Trump raised questions about the future US stance.
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On Taiwan, Chinese Media Warns 'Novice' Donald Trump, We'll Help Your Enemies
Chinese media warned Donald Trump on Monday that the one-China policy is "non-negotiable" and dropping it could lead to Beijing supporting US enemies, after the president-elect said he might do so unless Beijing made concessions.
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US Seeks To Reassure Beijing After Donald Trump Call With Taiwan Leader
The White House said on Monday it had sought to reassure China after President-elect Donald Trump's phone call with Taiwan's leader last week, which the Obama administration warned could undermine progress in relations with Beijing.
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Would Be Valuable For Donald Trump To Seek Advice Before Calls, Says John Kerry
US Secretary of State John Kerry said on Sunday it would be valuable for President-elect Donald Trump's transition team to seek State Department recommendations before contacting foreign leaders but that it had yet to do so.
