Taiwan is likely to be “the most critical and contentious” issue when US President Donald Trump meets his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping in less than two months, according to analysts, who called on Beijing and Washington to “turn the page” on trade.
They also warned there was little chance the powers would make headway on nuclear arms control – an increasingly important fault line in bilateral ties – during Trump’s visit.
While his precise arrival dates were still under discussion, Trump was…
Taiwan tensions poised to be primary flashpoint of Donald Trump’s Beijing agenda
