Trump and Xi to Meet in Washington with Taiwan in Focus
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Xi-Trump summit: China puts Taiwan ‘red line’ at centre of US ties
China firmly asserts that Taiwan remains a crucial boundary in its diplomatic ties with the United States. As President Xi Jinping arrives in Washington for a pivotal summit with President Donald Trump, key topics of discussion will include escalating tensions regarding Taiwan, trade agreements, and security matters. Additionally, China is implementing stricter regulations on chemicals involved in fentanyl production.
Chinese President Xi Jinping arrives in Washington this week for talks with US President Donald Trump, which will include Taiwan, trade relations, artificial intelligence and the war with Iran. The September 23-25 visit by the Chinese leader to the US capital in 11 years comes at a time of intensifying economic and technological competition between the world's two largest economies. Xi Jinping is expected to put pressure on Trump to limit U.S. a…
The U.S. and China leaders will meet in Washington with Taiwan as a central issue, amid tensions over arms sales and foreign policy. Xi’s visit seeks to influence the U.S. stance on Taiwan, while Trump faces challenges for his positions on Iran and Ukraine.
What Xi Really Wants From Trump
As US President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, prepare to meet in Washington, American policymakers must not underestimate China’s ambitions. Under Xi, its foreign policy is focused on securing the support of the Global South while pursuing the long-term goal of seizing Taiwan and achieving global preeminence.
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