The Trump administration has denied Taiwan President Lai Ching-te permission to stop in New York during a planned diplomatic trip, reportedly to avoid provoking China as US–China trade negotiations continue. This move has led to the postponement or cancellation of Lai's overseas travel plans and has drawn sharp criticism from US lawmakers and international observers, who see it as the US yielding to Chinese pressure. The decision is viewed as a significant diplomatic setback for Taiwan and a potential bargaining chip in US–China relations. While Taiwan's government has downplayed the incident, insisting there was no formal block or cancellation, the controversy highlights the delicate balance the US maintains between supporting Taiwan and managing its relationship with China. The episode has fueled debate over US foreign policy priorities and the future of cross-strait relations.
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