Taipei, May 15 -- China has once again emerged as the primary source of instability in the Indo-Pacific, with Taiwan strongly criticising Beijing's aggressive posture following a meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and US counterpart Donald Trump.

Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) said China remains the "sole risk to regional peace and stability" due to its repeated military intimidation and expansionist agenda, as reported by The Taipei Times.

According to The Taipei Times, during the meeting, Xi reportedly described Taiwan as the "most important issue" in US-China relations.

In response, Taiwan firmly rejected China's claims, stressing that the People's Republic of China has no authority to represent Taiwan on the ...