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Lin Chia-lung

Person · Minister · Taiwan · 78 dispatches indexed · last seen May 15, 2026
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International Relations
Trump, Xi Seek Stronger Ties Amid Taiwan Tensions

Trump and Xi concluded a state visit Friday, securing Boeing aircraft deals and farm purchases while maintaining a fragile trade truce, though Xi warned that Taiwan missteps could derail relations amid semiconductor export control disagreements.

StratNews Global · 5h ago
International Relations
Japanese lawmakers touch down in Taiwan to deepen ties

Three influential Japanese lawmakers visit Taiwan this week to meet President Lai and Foreign Minister Lin, strengthening bilateral cooperation in economy, trade, and technology while addressing regional security concerns in the East and South China Seas.

Taiwan News · Apr 29
Geopolitical Conflict
China warns of rising war risk after historic US arms sale to Taiwan

China warned of escalating military conflict risks following the United States' largest arms sale to Taiwan in decades, intensifying cross-strait tensions and highlighting enduring geopolitical friction over the self-governed island's sovereignty.

Fox News · Apr 20
Geopolitical Politics
Taipei Hits Back Over 'China' Label

Taiwan pushes back against foreign governments labeling it part of China. South Korea, Denmark, and Cameroon have changed designations. Taipei has responded.

South China Morning Post · Mar 31
Defense & Arms Transfers
US announces more than $10bn of arms sales to Taiwan

The United States announced over $10 billion in military arms sales to Taiwan, reinforcing its commitment to the island's defense amid escalating tensions with China and strengthening Washington's strategic position in the Indo-Pacific region.

The Guardian · Apr 19
Defense & Arms Transfers
US announces $11 billion arms package for Taiwan, largest ever

The US announced its largest-ever military aid package worth eleven billion dollars for Taiwan, significantly escalating defense support amid heightened cross-strait tensions and demonstrating Washington's commitment to the island's security against Chinese military threats.

Reuters · Apr 19
International Relations
Taiwan has 'right to engage with the world,' says its president

Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te asserted Tuesday that the democratic island has the "right to engage with the world" after returning from Africa, accusing China of pressuring nations to block his travel and opposing Taiwan's international participation.

GMA News Online / News · May 5