INTERVIEW/Harris to continue Biden's Taiwan policy if elected: U.S. congresswomen
08/15/2024 06:35 PM
A group of visiting Democratic Party congresswomen told CNA on Thursday that United States Vice President Kamala Harris is expected to continue President Joe Biden's foreign policy regarding Taiwan if she wins the presidency later this year.
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