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Story summary
- Lin Chia-lung, Taiwan's Foreign Minister, expressed confidence in U.S. relations ahead of U.S. President Donald Trump’s talks with Xi Jinping.
- The Trump-Xi meeting did not address Taiwan, easing fears of a sell-out and signaling a focus on trade.
- Analysts say the omission points to a trade focus and a low risk of conflict.
- Yet concerns persist about U.S. commitments after halted arms shipments, as China reiterates its stance against separatism.
