Han Kuo-yu
Coverage of Han Kuo-yu in the Nexus archive.
- Is the US trying to sway Taiwan’s KMT by receiving its legislative speaker?
Taiwanese Legislative Speaker Han Kuo-yu's visit to Washington, along with recent trips by other KMT members, reflects a US effort to strengthen ties with Taiwan's Kuomintang (KMT) amid political uncertainty after the 2028 leadership election.
- US Congress welcomes Taiwan’s parliamentary leader to Washington, affirms support for the island
US Congress welcomed Han Kuo-yu, president of Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan, to Washington, affirming bipartisan support for Taiwan. The visit occurred as the Trump administration reviews a $14 billion arms sales package to Taiwan, which had received preliminary congressional approval. Over 30 House representatives attended a reception, and Democratic senators met with Han’s delegation, urging the administration to expedite the arms sales.
- US Congress welcomes Taiwan’s parliamentary leader to Washington, affirms support for the island
US House members welcomed Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan president Han Kuo-yu to Washington, affirming bipartisan support for the island amid a Trump administration review of a $14 billion arms sales package. Lawmakers emphasized Taiwan’s importance to peace and commerce, while criticizing delays in the arms package. Han’s visit followed a stop in Arizona, where TSMC is expanding chip production.
- US Congress welcomes Taiwan’s parliamentary leader to Washington, affirms support for the island
U.S. House members pledged strong support for Taiwan and welcomed Han Kuo-yu, president of Taiwan's Legislative Yuan, to Washington. The visit underscores congressional affirmation of support for the island.
- US Congress welcomes Taiwan's parliamentary leader to Washington, affirms support for the island
U.S. House members welcomed Taiwan's Legislative Yuan president Han Kuo-yu to Washington, affirming bipartisan support for Taiwan amid a Trump administration review of a $14 billion arms sales package. Lawmakers emphasized the importance of maintaining peace and commerce, while criticizing delays in the arms sale approval.