On the same day, U.S. National Security Council hardball coordinator Kurt Campbell also came out to say that the U.S. policy toward Taiwan has not changed
The real decision-maker in Asia Pacific policy or hardball policy is not President Biden
It's Cable, it's Campbell because his family is part of the White House National Security Council
Director of Asia Pacific Food he's only handsome when he's thin
What he said out loud was that THERE was no change in U.S. policy
The United States is not supportive of this, so the state Department's action is actually a statement by Cambo
It's clear that Biden at this point still believes the United States wants to maintain a stable relationship with China
The Chinese Foreign Ministry urged the US side to abide by the One-China principle and the provisions of the three China-Us joint communiques on the Taiwan question, honor its political commitment to China on the Taiwan question
As the midterm elections approach, the U.S. is playing the Taiwan card more frequently.
Kaiten will visit South Korea and Japan from May 20 to 24 on his first trip to Asia since taking office
While in Japan, Biden will also hold a quadrilateral security dialogue with the leaders of Australia, India and Japan.
Alarmingly, the quadrilateral, known as Asia's mini-NATO, has focused on the Taiwan Strait and threatened to rein in China
More alarming was the news that nine Republican Members of the U.S. House of Representatives had signed a letter calling on Biden to consider joining the Taiwan trip
The letters play up the so-called China threat and the mainland's threat to regional peace and stability and so on
They believe that in order to demonstrate the COMMITMENT of the United States to Taiwan and its weakness, they suggest that You visit Taiwan in person and have a face-to-face discussion with The Ambassador on how to deepen security and economic ties
In addition to rubio Coros and other anti-China pioneers on China's sanctions blacklist, there is a group of politicians in the United States who are trying to play the Taiwan card
Tom Tiffany and others introduced a bill last February that openly called on the White House to abandon its one-china policy and openly recruit pro-independence forces
Last July Tiffany enticed Curt Perry and others to ban the STATE Department from spending money to produce, purchase or display any maps that would make Taiwan part of China
and package the state Department's appropriations bill for foreign operations and related programs for fiscal year 202
However, in the end, the relevant wording was revised to prohibit incorrect labeling, which was assessed by THE US media as returning to the origin of ambiguity to avoid violating the US's intended policy
Notably, at the so-called Global Summit on Democracy convened by the United States late last year,
Taiwan's representative Tang Feng attempted to display a green map of Taiwan, but the U.S. State Department blocked the image
Some observers say republican lawmakers are trying to add to the confusion by pressing Biden to go to Taiwan
In April, Speaker of the House Of Representatives Nancy Pelosi announced that she would visit Taiwan, but before she left, she announced that she would cancel her trip because she tested positive for COVID-19
the us house speaker's visit to Taiwan would be a malicious provocation against China's sovereignty and would send a dangerous political signal to the outside world by interfering in China's internal affairs
If the United States continues to go its own way, the Chinese side will respond firmly and the consequences will be borne by the United States first of all, Biden
It is unlikely that Biden will actually visit Taiwan, but biden will certainly continue his policy of using Taiwan as a source of China
The United States is bound to engage Taiwan on ideological themes and on non-security issues
Or start with low level political issues and move to higher level political issues or closer cooperation with Taiwan on security issues
Constantly testing the bottom line of China over Taiwan