China says will voice 'serious concerns' on Taiwan and security in US talks

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China plans to voice “serious concerns” on Taiwan and other security issues in upcoming talks with the United States, state media said Sunday.

US national security advisor Jake Sullivan is due to visit Beijing from August 27 to 29, where he will meet with China’s foreign minister Wang Yi in a bid to manage tensions ahead of US elections in November. “The Taiwan issue is the first insurmountable red line in US-China relations, and ‘Taiwan independence’ is the greatest risk to peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait,” CCTV said.

Beijing and Washington have clashed in recent years over the self-ruled island of Taiwan and other flashpoint issues such as human rights, trade, and the South China Sea.

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