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Taiwanese President Lai ChingVOA
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Taiwan finds itself sandwiched between Washington and Beijing as it grapples with uncertainties about the outlook of U.S.-Taiwan relations.
Analysts say the president-elect's comments about Taiwan on the campaign trail and in recent interviews have not offered much clarity about how he might handle one of Washington ’s most delicate relationships.
Trump has already picked several politicians known for their hawkish stances on China as potential nominees for his Cabinet , including Marco Rubio and Mike Waltz .
China has conducted two blockade-style military exercises around Taiwan since Lai took office in May .
Taiwan has incorporated more unscripted, real-combat drills into its annual military exercises.
Taiwan ’s defense budget is set to reach a new high of $19.74 billion dollars in 2025 .
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