Radio Taiwan International
Date: 2018-06-11
Taiwanese lawmakers have differing views on how the upcoming summit between US
Singapore has beefed up security around the hotel where North Korean leader Kim Jung-un is staying ahead of his planned meeting with US President Donald Trump on Tuesday. (CNA photo)
President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un will impact cross-strait ties.
The two leaders are set to meet in Singapore on Tuesday.
Speaking at the legislature on Monday, opposition Kuomintang (KMT) lawmaker Chiang Chi-chen said Taiwan will face even more severe challenges. He called on Taiwan’s national security officials to come up with a contingency plan to deal with uncertainties.
“The results of the summit will definitely affect cross-strait relations in the future because of the wrangling between Beijing and Washington. Even if there is reconciliation during the talks, I believe that they are thinking about their own national interests and future roles. [FULL STORY]
