The U.S. and Japan are taking steps toward upgrading ties with Taiwan, risking a run-in with China as Donald Trump and Xi Jinping prepare for a first meeting in Florida next week.
Taiwanese foreign ministry spokeswoman Eleanor Wang said in a text message Tuesday that the island had a ?solid friendship? with the U.S. and expected to be in close contact with Washington before and after any Xi summit.
Getting Trump to reaffirm past policies on Taiwan would be a priority for Xi in any summit, Huang Jing, a professor of U.S.-China relations at the National University of Singapore, told Bloomberg Television on Monday.
?Xi Jinping is taking a high risk to meet Donald Trump,? Huang said.
The U.S. and Japan -- security allies with their own concerns about China?s growing might -- have shown a willingness to oblige.
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