President Bush is failing to provide action required to facilitate provision of new arms to Taiwan, a military analyst said. Therefore, a White House decision on the issue likely may be punted to the next president, who will take office in January, according to John J. Tkacik Jr., senior research fellow in China, Taiwan, and Mongolia policy with the Heritage Foundation, a conservative Washington think tank. The Bush administration has frozen a bundle of eight major defense packages vial to…
Bush Administration Seen Blocking Arms Packages For Taiwan, So Next U.S. President To Decide Issue
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