Xi Closes Out US Visit After Talks with Trump on Trade, Taiwan and AI
Xi and Trump said the two countries reached common ground on several issues despite deep differences over trade, artificial intelligence and Taiwan.
- Chinese President Xi Jinping is wrapping up his visit to Washington on Friday following high-stakes talks with President Donald Trump, who hosted a state dinner the night before marking the leader's first visit in over a decade.
- Trump emphasized cooperation between the two countries, noting that China's "great rejuvenation" and his "Make America Great Again" promise can coexist while acknowledging the nations represent different systems.
- Despite deep differences on trade, artificial intelligence, and Taiwan, Xi noted the two sides reached a "common understanding on many issues," though major disagreements persist between Washington and Beijing.
- Xi warned against the "Thucydides trap," the idea that a rising power challenging an established one leads to war, arguing that conflict between the two nations is not inevitable.
- Following the talks, Xi and his wife are scheduled to join Trump and Melania Trump for private tea Friday, then tour the National Archives before heading home to China.
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Trump received Xi with great protocol in Washington. However, concrete results remained manageable. For this, above all, one seemed strengthened in the end. An analysis.
The trade war between China and the USA is still on ice. In Washington there were almost only nice words.
A lot of pomp but little substance when the presidents of the United States and China met at the White House.
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AlKhaleej TodayTrump and Xi exchange warm words but little progress on key issues
WASHINGTON — US President Donald Trump on Thursday rolled out the red carpet for China's Xi Jinping on the Chinese president's first state visit to Washington in over a decade.The leaders exchanged warm words at a lavish White House state dinner but gave little indication of a breakthrough on any of the pressing issues.Ahead of the meeting, Xi said the US and China "should be partners rather than rivals," while Trump hailed his "truly great frie…
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