Can Taiwanese opposition leader pull off balancing act during US trip?
Taiwan's main opposition leader, Kuomintang chairwoman Cheng Li-wun, is beginning a two-week visit to the United States on Monday. The politically sensitive trip will include stops in San Francisco, Boston, and New York, where she will engage with Taiwanese-American communities and think tanks.

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AI-generatedTaiwan's main opposition leader, Kuomintang chairwoman Cheng Li-wun, is beginning a two-week visit to the United States on Monday. The politically sensitive trip will include stops in San Francisco, Boston, and New York, where she will engage with Taiwanese-American communities and think tanks. The centerpiece of her visit will be in Washington D.C., with planned meetings with political figures and think tanks. This visit is expected to draw significant attention from Beijing, Taipei, and Washington.
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5 extractedThe visit will include meetings with political figures and think tanks in Washington.
The delegation will visit Taiwanese-American communities and think tanks in San Francisco.
The Kuomintang delegation is led by the party’s chairwoman Cheng Li-wun.
Taiwan’s main opposition leader is due to arrive in the United States late on Monday for a politically sensitive two-week visit.
The visit is expected to attract close scrutiny in Beijing, Taipei and Washington.