Taiwan’s president says arms purchases from the United States are crucial for regional stability, after President Donald Trump questioned continued U.S. support for Taiwan following his visit to China. President Lai Ching-te said Sunday that U.S. arms sales and security cooperation are essential for peace. Trump previously approved an $11 billion arms package to Taiwan in December. However, he recently indicated that a new $14 billion package depends on China. Taiwan reassures that U.S. policy remains unchanged, despite concerns raised by Trump’s comments. China views Taiwan as a critical issue in U.S.-China relations.