Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te has postponed a planned overseas trip after the Trump administration denied his request to stop over in New York, reportedly due to pressure from China and ongoing US–China trade negotiations. The move has drawn criticism from US lawmakers and former officials, who argue it signals US deference to Beijing and undermines support for Taiwan. The decision is seen as an attempt by the Trump administration to smooth the path for a potential summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping and secure a trade deal. China has publicly opposed any official exchanges between the US and Taiwan, while Taiwan's government has downplayed the incident, stating there are no immediate plans for overseas travel. The episode highlights the delicate balance the US faces in managing its relationships with both China and Taiwan amid high-stakes diplomatic and economic negotiations.
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