Taiwan is confident in US support under Trump, the minister says | Political news

Taipei, Taiwan – Taiwan has confidence in US support, which is said that US President Donald Trump can use East Asian democracy as a bargaining chip with China.

“Taiwan and the United States have a strong and strong connection and the Taiwan has a supporter of the transition from the US Congress,” said Mainland’s Minister of Affairs Chiu Chui-Cheng, Al-Achair spoke in an exclusive interview.

The United States and China “have an unprecedented close relationship with the United States and Taiwan,” said Chiu, Cabu, Cabinet-level portfolio Taiwan’s relations with Mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau.

Again, Chiu said that it is still quick to assess the effects of the second Trump management.

“Taiwanese government will continue to watch the Trump leadership because he was less than three months,” he said.

“Taiwan’s government has a very consistent position to protect our sovereignty, freedom and democracy.”

Trump, Taiwan in Taiwan in 2016, Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-Wen’dan a congratulatory phone call, the presidents of the United States and Taiwan have not directly communicate.

The relations between the United States and Taiwan continued deepening in the first time and former President Joe Biden, with numerous delegations of numerous democratic and Republican deputies visiting the island in recent years.

After returning to the White House, Trump released a number of widespread on the island, although the US Secretary of State Marco Rubio remains a supporter of Taiwan.

US President Taiwan far away from the US chip industry, and Taiwan ChipMaker Taiwan Semikonducker Producer (TSMC) threatened with “100 percent tax” in the United States.

Trump, as well as 32 percent “mutual” tariff, which has expanded existing steel and aluminum tariffs in exports between other initiatives, also hit Tarih.

Like most countries, there are no official diplomatic relations with Taiwan, who considers part of the US territory.

However, Washington is determined to support the defense of the Island in 1979, although the legislation does not indicate an obligation to directly intervene in the conflict.

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When Taipei was waiting and seeing an approach, Trump’s “American” rhetoric and policies were concerned between many Taiwanli, which could win the compromise in Chinese trade talks between Taiwanli.

In a study published by the Taiwanese People’s Opinion Foundation in March, a total of 39.2% of respondents said they would send troops to protect the Taiwan from 65 percent in 2021.

Despite these fears, Chiu said Washington believed that Washington would not accept “an unreasonable desire” to change the terms of Taiwan.

China, if necessary, if the judge does not control the island, “rewrite” or reblog in Taiwan with China Mainik.

Chiu said that Taiwan has offered the United States from the strategic position of the Pacific to the position of the defense strategy of Washington’s first island chain, the world’s most advanced chipmaker.

“We think we can demonstrate the people of the United States and the United States to people who are a very good partner of Taiwan and are invaluable.”

Chiu’s Cabinet of Ministers controls the planning and implementation of the crustal policy of Taiwan, although the Democratic Progressive Party is officially offended by Taipei because it took power in 2016.

Beijing considers the DPP “separatists” and put military, economic and diplomatic pressure on the island over the past nine years.

‘United frontal’ tactics

Chiu said that Taiwan’s government continues to contact Beijing through the official channels through the world of Beijing, as well as non-profit sectors and academies.

At the same time, Chiu criticized his relations with the opposition Kuomintang (KMT), which works in front of the Beijing in Taiwan, and the “United Front” tactic.

Despite the promotion of the official branch of the Chinese Communist Party and 23.4 million citizens of the Chinese Communist Party, it is both inevitable and desirable, but also sustainably, which prefers the status quo.

“We are constantly facing a single front tactics, infiltration and section in the Taiwanese society. They are everywhere,” Chiu said.

Taiwan’s National Security Bureau followed 64 people in 2024 – primarily active members of the military and veterans – 48 and 2022 in 2023.

Other threats are more evident, Chiu, for example, as the increase in Chinese military exercises and in the last five years in Taiwan, as the increase in maneuvers.

China, China and Taiwan, the Taiwanese Strait of the Taiwan, had more than 5,000 military flights from the “About 3,000 military flights from the unofficial border.”

Beijing also extends a maximum of 24 seats (44 km), referring to the area, which is more than 2,500 warships in Taiwan, including some neighboring waters, adjacent to the territorial sea.

Chiu said Chinese President Xi Jinping was most concerned about the leadership style.

After eliminating the term restrictions in 2018, the XI, which served the third term unprecedented, sometimes seen as the most powerful Chinese leader since Mao Zedong.

“XI mode is a type of new authoritarianism. We are provoking a fanatic nationalism and therefore see military hegemony and monster fighter diplomacy.”

“Currently, Mainland China is not a very rational decision-making party, and this nationality poses a great threat to neighboring countries,” he said.

“If you ask me the most concerned about me, I would say that this is the essence of the XI regime,” he said.