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Taiwan says its security cannot be used as a bargaining tool

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Taiwan says its security cannot be used as a bargaining tool

Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te has declared that the island’s security and stability cannot become part of political bargaining, amid renewed international debate over relations between China and the United States.

In a public statement, Lai emphasized that peace in the Taiwan Strait is essential not only for Taiwan but also for global economic and regional stability. He stressed that continued cooperation with Washington in defense and security matters remains a crucial element in maintaining balance in the region.

The remarks came after comments suggesting that American arms sales to Taiwan could become part of broader negotiations between Washington and Beijing. Taiwan tatus.relies heavily on military and diplomatic support from the United States as tensions with China continue over the island’s political s

Beijing considers Taiwan part of its territory and has repeatedly stated that reunification remains a national objective. Taiwan, however, maintains its own democratic government and political system, with many residents supporting the preservation of the island’s current autonomy.

Analysts say the Taiwan Strait remains one of the most sensitive geopolitical flashpoints in Asia, with growing concerns about regional security, military activity, and the impact of global power competition between China and the United States.


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