U.S. national security advisor to raise Taiwan on upcoming China trip
08/25/2024 04:43 PM
A senior White House official told reporters on Friday that the U.S. will raise concerns about China's "destabilizing" military, diplomatic and economic pressure on Taiwan when National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan meets China's foreign minister in Beijing next week.
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