Xi-Trump summit: China puts Taiwan ‘red line’ at centre of US ties
- A front-page article in People's Daily described Taiwan as a "red line” for Beijing and called it a guardrail and safety net for China-US relations, the Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post reported.
- China on Tuesday again warned that Taiwan remains a “red line” in its ties with the United States, just a day before Chinese President Xi Jinping is due to travel to Washington for a summit with US President Donald Trump.
- Beijing's warning came as the two leaders prepare to discuss a relationship marked by tensions over Taiwan, trade and security.
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- A front-page article in People's Daily described Taiwan as a "red line” for Beijing and called it a guardrail and safety net for China-US relations, the Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post reported.
- China on Tuesday again warned that Taiwan remains a “red line” in its ties with the United States, just a day before Chinese President Xi Jinping is due to travel to Washington for a summit with US President Donald Trump.
- Beijing's warning came as the two leaders prepare to discuss a relationship marked by tensions over Taiwan, trade and security.
Sources: Times of India