The election in Taiwan has garnered significant attention from the United States, with officials closely monitoring the events unfolding in the country. While the U.S. continues to underscore its non-interference and non-intervention stance in Taiwan's democratic processes, it has made efforts to emphasize the importance of Taiwan-U.S. relations.
A senior Biden administration official recently revealed that the U.S. president plans to send an unofficial delegation to Taiwan after the election concludes. This delegation aims not only to highlight the significance of the bilateral relationship but also to reiterate the long-standing one-China policy adhered to by the United States. The announcement drew a response from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Beijing, which voiced its disapproval of such a move, urging the U.S. to avoid jeopardizing relations with China.
