Taiwan Ministry of Foreign Affairs criticizes China's stance on Taiwan at US summit
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Taiwan Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Xi Jinping, Donald Trump
Washington, Taipei
September 19, 2026
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Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs accused President Xi Jinping of distorting reality during a summit with President Donald Trump. Taiwan insists that the future of the island must be decided by its own people.
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