Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te has postponed a planned diplomatic trip, including a stopover in New York, after the Trump administration reportedly denied permission due to ongoing US-China trade negotiations. The move is widely seen as a concession to Beijing, which strongly opposes official exchanges between the US and Taiwan. The decision has drawn criticism from US lawmakers and former officials, who argue it signals US deference to China and undermines Taiwan's international standing. The controversy comes as President Trump seeks a potential summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, raising concerns about Taiwan's role as a bargaining chip in broader US-China relations. Both Taipei and Washington have issued conflicting statements about the nature of the cancellation, but the incident has heightened scrutiny of US policy toward Taiwan.
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