Taiwanese President Tsai vows to bolster military ties with the US and cooperate more closely with friendly nations to deal with 'authoritarian expansionism’
Taiwan President Tsai meets US Representative Ro Khanna, a senior member of the US House China Select Committee, and other members of the US delegation at the presidential office in Taipei on Tuesday.
The United States, like most countries, has no formal diplomatic ties with Chinese-claimed Taiwan but is the island's most important international backer and arms supplier, a consistent source of friction in Sino-US relations. "Taiwan and the United States continue to bolster military exchanges, and going forward Taiwan will cooperate even more actively with the United States and other democratic partners to confront such global challenges as authoritarian expansionism and climate change," Tsai told the lawmakers at her office in Taipei.
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