Taiwan parliament approves arms deal with US

Taiwan's top US diplomat says talks with Washington ongoing

Taiwan's top US diplomat says talks with Washington ongoing as arms deal looms

As President Donald Trump weighs a $14 billion arms sale to Taiwan, communication between Taipei and Washington remains ongoing, according to Alexander Yui, Taiwan’s Representative to the U.S.

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Taiwan's Lai says he'd tell Trump he hopes to continue arms purchases from US, if given a chance

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Taiwan leader says 'foreign forces' cannot decide island's future

"Taiwan's future cannot be decided by foreign forces, nor can it be held hostage by fear, division, or short-term interests," Lai said in a speech to mark the second year of his presidency.

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Taiwan presses case for US arms after Trump says he is undecided on new sales

By Ben Blanchard and Yimou Lee TAIPEI, May 16 (Reuters) - Taiwan's government pressed the case on Saturday for U.S. arms supplies, saying they are based on U.S. law and serve as a shared deterrent to regional threats,

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Taiwan's top US diplomat says talks with Washington ongoing