Taiwan’s main opposition leader is set to visit mainland China next month in a move that is already stirring political debate, particularly as it comes just ahead of a potential visit or renewed engagement by President Donald Trump. Taiwan's main opposition leader is scheduled to visit mainland China next month, a move that has already sparked political debate across the island. The timing is especially sensitive as it comes just ahead of a possible visit or renewed engagement from Donald Trump, adding another layer of complexity to an already tense geopolitical landscape. The visit is expected to be led by senior figures from the Kuomintang, Taiwan's main opposition party, which has historically favored stronger economic and cultural ties with Beijing. Party officials have described the trip as an effort to maintain open channels of communication and ease cross-strait tensions, particularly as military drills near the island have become more frequent. In Taipei, officials have responded with caution. Members of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party, which takes a harder line on sovereignty, warned that such visits could send confusing signals about Taiwan's political po...