U.S. reaffirms Taiwan policy 'not changed' following WSJ article - Focus Taiwan

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : Whether Trump travels to China will depend on Beijing's cooperation on trade and its efforts to curb the flow of fentanyl precursors, the report said.
44% : " The report said Xi believes he can persuade Trump to alter U.S. policy because Beijing thinks the U.S. president is eager to reach an economic accord with China.
35% : The American daily newspaper report added that Xi is expected to "use every chance he gets with Trump to press the American leader to adopt a firm stance against Taiwanese independence."
20% : " The WSJ reported on Sept. 27 that "Xi is no longer satisfied with the U.S. position adopted by the administration of President Joe Biden, in which Washington 'does not support' Taiwan independence," and intends to urge Trump to formally declare that the U.S. "opposes" Taiwanese independence.

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