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The KMT accused Taiwan's government of failing to defend its South China Sea claims after its muted response to Philippine actions on a disputed shoal. The opposition party criticized the government for being silent on challenges from Japan or the Philippines despite vocal confrontations with mainland China.

Taiwan’s opposition leader urges the US and China not to use her country as a pawn. She calls for increased dialogue between Taipei and Beijing in an interview with the Financial Times ahead of a visit to Washington.

KMT leader Cheng Li-wun is traveling to the US for a two-week visit. She expressed interest in meeting President Donald Trump but may face scrutiny over her stance on China relations.

Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Taiwan's opposition leader Cheng Li-wun to discuss peace, but Taiwan's ruling party expresses concerns this could weaken its democratic systems. The meeting occurs ahead of a significant summit involving U.S. President Trump.

Taiwan's opposition KMT leader Cheng Li-wun called for reconciliation after meeting Chinese President Xi Jinping, emphasizing shared cultural heritage. She proposed slowing Taiwan's military build-up to foster peace.

Taiwan and China are preparing for a summit-like meeting, with the KMT leader's visit to the mainland revealing internal party divisions. The trip highlights tensions and potential diplomatic efforts between the two regions.

Taiwan's KMT leader is scheduled to travel to the US while facing scrutiny over the party's defense cuts. The trip occurs amid concerns about reduced military preparedness.