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“President Trump dismissively rejected the Reagan-era 'Six Assurances' and stated that arms sales to Taiwan are a 'negotiating chip'.”
Analyzed on 2026-11-02T11:41:41+00:00 · Last updated 2026-11-02
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Trump’s dismissive rejection of the Reagan-era “Six Assurances” and explicit statement that arms sales to Taiwan are a “negotiating chip” caused great worry, as does the sense that a growing number of Americans are coming out of the woodwork to parrot the PRC’s case that Taiwan is a strategic liability for the United States rather than a partner with shared values and a dominant position in high-end computer chips.
Extracted from: Xi Jinping’s Return to Washington: A State Visit to Build Stability , CSIS
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