Washington Correspondent David Alandete: "Trump Has Put a Red Carpet on China Like Never Before, but There Has Been a Lot of Tension Between the Two Delegations Beyond What Has Been Seen on the cameras."
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Washington rolled out the red carpet for Chinese President Xi Jinping, in a visit marked by high symbolism, diplomacy of the ...
Xi Jinping's three-day visit to the United States brought not the friendship symbolized by gun salutes, but a set of airliftable ruling techniques: barbed wire, steel walls, masks, specially made umbrellas, cameras, thugs, and hired applause. Meanwhile, at the UN General Assembly in New York, over a hundred leaders entered and exited the same city. Only Xi Jinping truly turned neighborhoods into temporary restricted zones and hotels into miniatu…
Today in La Lanterna with Ángel Exposito the Trump-Xi summit in Washington, together with José Antonio Gurpegui, director of the Franklin Institute and professor of American studies at the University of Alcalá and Águeda Parra, geopolitical and technological analyst of Chinageotech. The White House has dressed up to welcome Chinese President Xi Jinping on his first visit since 2015 to the United States. Donald Trump has spared no effort in exhib…
Despite Trump's grand welcome to Xi, Xi Jinping gave a new direction to the relations between the two countries, calling them "not a wrestling, but a race."
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