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U.S. President Joe Biden and the State Department said that nothing has changed in U.S. policy toward Taiwan after Biden's unusually hardline statement Monday of military support for the self-governed island prompted anger from China and gave a boost to the western Pacific island where many...

Washington, May 24 (CNA) United States President Joe Biden's recent off-the-cuff vow to defend Taiwan militarily was aimed at deterring Chinese aggression against Taiwan and was consistent with U.S. policy on Taiwan, according to some American experts.

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The statement drew condemnation from mainland China which regards Taiwan as a rogue province.

TOKYO — President Joe Biden said Monday the U.S. would intervene militarily if China were to invade Taiwan, declaring the commitment to protect the island is “even stronger” after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. It was one of the most forceful...

The White House is again walking back the president’s gung-ho remarks about defending Taiwan from China. Is Biden confused or just indiscrete?

The mutual trust and determination among the Quad member countries is giving new energy to democratic forces and encouraging a free, open and inclusive Indo-Pacific, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said

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During his five-day trip to the Indo-Pacific, President Biden signaled his support for Taiwan if China were to invade the self-ruled island.

President Joe Biden is winding up his visit to Asia on Tuesday by holding talks with a quartet of Indo-Pacific leaders that includes Australias new prime minister and Indias Narendra Modi, with whom differences persist over how to respond to Russias invasion of Ukraine.