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Taiwan's delegation, led by its parliament speaker Han Kuo-yu, is traveling to the U.S. for Donald Trump's inauguration to extend the island's highest blessings. Taiwan has enjoyed strong support from the U.S., particularly under the first Trump administration, with regular arms sales continuing under President Joe Biden. However, Taiwan was concerned by Trump's campaign trail remarks suggesting Taiwan should pay for its defense.
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