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Biden reiterates commitment to Taiwan

Impactful journalist question: US President Joe Biden with Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida
The appearance of the US president with the Japanese prime minister in Tokyo has it all. Biden increases China’s exclusion on two fronts: First, he pledges US military support for Taiwan. Then he forges a new Asian economic alliance – without China.

US President Joe Biden once again sharpened his tone on the Taiwan issue on Monday. While in Japan, he first promised general military aid to Taiwan in case of a Chinese invasion. When asked about a possible deployment of the US Army, Biden replied, “Yes, we have a commitment to do that“.

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