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Trump Told Japan's PM Not To Provoke China Over Taiwan

Trump, After Call With China’s Xi, Told Tokyo to Lower the Volume on Taiwan

Taiwan was Xi’s overriding focus. While Xi didn’t name Japan or ask Trump to pressure Tokyo directly, the people said, his discussion of the post-World War II order was an implicit reference to Japan as the losing party, showing the depth of his concern over the recent tensions.

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Trump wades into China and Japan's escalating dispute over Taiwan

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Trump urges Japan to soften its rhetoric on Taiwan after call with China's Xi

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China's Top Paper Urges US to Rein in Japan Over Taiwan

China urged the U.S. on Thursday to rein in Japan and prevent any "actions to revive militarism" in an editorial published by the newspaper of the ruling Communist Party, as a war of words with Tokyo ...

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Trump told Japan's PM to lower the tone on Taiwan, WSJ reports

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Japan's tourism industry could face losses from China travel boycott

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'Return' to China not an option for Taiwan's people, premier says responding to Xi

Taiwan Premier Cho Jung-tai said on Tuesday that a "return" to China is not an option for the island's 23 million people, after Chinese President Xi Jinping pressed his country's sovereignty claims in a call with U.

Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)

China ‘cannot peacefully coexist with democracies,’ says Taiwan’s deputy foreign minister

President Trump spoke with Chinese leader Xi Jinping this week, and the Chinese government said Xi outlined what it called China’s "principled" position on Taiwan. The self-governing democracy of 23 million has never been part of Communist China,

China criticizes Japan's plan to deploy missiles on island near Taiwan

The remarks come amid the two countries’ worst diplomatic crisis in years, after the Japanese prime minister said a Chinese attack on Taiwan could trigger a military response from Tokyo.

Taiwan plans extra $52b in defence spending to counter China

Taiwan has faced calls from Washington to spend more on its own defence. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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China War Over Taiwan Would Trigger Global Financial Crisis, US Warned

That role also means a war over Taiwan could be "cataclysmic," the report warned, potentially "wiping out as much as 10 percent of global GDP"—an unprecedented economic hit in modern times. The authors said the ramifications of such a scenario could be "on par with the 2008 Global Financial Crisis."