US EditionRahm Emanuel draws attention for tweets on China
- Rahm Emanuel, the US Ambassador to Japan, has been reprimanded by the White House National Security Council for his critical comments on Chinese President Xi Jinping and his social media posts that may strain relations with China.
- The tensions between China and the United States have escalated during the summer months. President Biden, however, has expressed his desire to work together with China on common issues, expressing a non-confrontational stance.
- Emanuel's social media activity has angered China, and the National Security Council officials have asked him to cease posting such statements online, claiming that it undermines the government's efforts to repair its relationship with China.
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Rahm Emanuel draws attention for tweets on China
Ambassador to Japan Rahm Emanuel is reportedly in hot water with Biden administration aides for recent social media posts. The social media posts include Emanuel questioning the recent whereabouts of Chinese government officials and accusing Chinese President Xi Jinping of disinformation. “President Xi’s cabinet lineup is now resembling Agatha Christie’s novel And Then There Were…
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