Trump to Decide Soon on Taiwan Arms Sale, Non Committal to China’s Xi The recent meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping has reignited debate over Taiwan's status in the region.
The US President's non committal stance on a planned $14 billion arms deal with Taiwan, amidst his promise to make a decision "soon," has left many wondering about its implications for US China relations.
The Taiwan Relations Act, signed into law by Ronald Reagan in 1982, has been a cornerstone of US policy towards the island.