TradeUS and Taiwan revive trade talks after 5-year freeze to counter China
Taipei pushes Washington for pact, but both sides likely face heavy pushback at home
Cargo cranes and cargo are seen at Keelung Port during sunset hours . © Reuters
YU NAKAMURA and TAISEI HOYAMA, Nikkei staff writers
TAIPEI/WASHINGTON -- For the first time in five years, the U.S. and Taiwan on Wednesday held their first talks under a dormant trade and investment framework as they pursue stronger trade ties to ramp up pressure on China. But the path to an agreement will likely be rocky.