1 of 1
Story summary
- The United States announced an $11.1 billion arms package for Taiwan, complicating U.S. President Donald Trump's planned 2026 visit to China.
- Lawmakers warn that trade relations may deteriorate after a one-year truce due to China's unfulfilled agricultural purchases and export restrictions.
- Analysts warn that China's military ambitions regarding Taiwan and its growing naval power could further strain relations.
- The situation remains fluid, with both sides preparing for confrontations in 2026.
