Taiwan’s main opposition leader, Kuomintang (KMT) chairwoman Cheng Li-wun, says she is “very willing” to meet U.S. President Donald Trump during her upcoming visit to the United States. Multiple outlets report that Cheng is traveling for a two-week trip and has indicated she would be interested in a meeting, with one account describing her as “very interested.” The KMT leader frames the potential discussion as focused on issues that would be “conducive to peace.” She previously met Chinese President Xi Jinping, which she cites as a precedent for engaging with senior leaders. Deutsche Welle adds that while Cheng signals openness to a Trump meeting, she may also face questions in Washington about her approach to cross-strait relations and her views on China. The reports present the trip and the prospect of high-level contact as a notable development during a period of sustained attention on Taiwan’s political landscape and its ties with both the United States and China.