US EditionBiden expects to meet Xi "this fall" amid tensions
- US President Joe Biden expects to meet Chinese leader Xi Jinping later this year, despite recent tensions between the two countries.
- Biden's confidence in the meeting comes despite his criticism of China's economic problems and calling Xi a "dictator."
- The meeting between Biden and Xi could potentially take place in November during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum summit in San Francisco or next month in New Delhi on the sidelines of the G20 summit.
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Biden expects to meet Xi "this fall" amid tensions
Washington DC [US], August 19 (ANI): Despite escalating tensions with Beijing, US President Joe Biden is still hopeful of meeting his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping later this year, CNN reported on Friday (local time). Notably, the two leaders are expected to meet in November this year, on the sidelines of an Asian leaders summit hosted […]
Biden says still expects to meet Xi later this year
CAMP DAVID, Aug 19 — US President Joe Biden said Friday he expects to meet Chinese leader Xi Jinping later this year, despite taking a series of shots at the rival power. Biden held his first meeting as president with Xi in November 2022 in Bali where they agreed to work to manage high tensions between the world’s two largest economies. Biden, answering a shouted question after meeting the leaders of Japan and South Korea, said, “I expect and ho…
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