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0:58Now PlayingTaiwan’s foreign minister Lin Chia-lung says the dispute between China and Japan could drag on for a year, warning that escalating tensions would benefit no one.
Taiwan is confident the Trump administration will allow President Lai Ching-te to make a US stopover, according to Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung.
Lin said tensions between China and Japan sparked by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's comments on Taiwan could take "maybe a year to stabilize."
Taiwan's response to the China-Japan spat has been fairly muted, with Lin encouraging Taiwanese travelers to visit Japan and buy its goods, and saying Taiwan shows its support through "a soft approach."
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