Xi Jinping meets Biden in Peru and expresses willingness to work with Trump team

reuters.com

Chinese President Xi Jinping met with outgoing U.S. President Joe Biden in Lima, Peru, on November 16. Xi expressed a willingness to collaborate with the incoming Trump administration, emphasizing the need for stable U.S.-China relations despite ongoing tensions. During their two-hour discussion, Biden and Xi addressed issues including trade, Taiwan, and cyber security. They agreed on the importance of human decision-making in nuclear matters and discussed North Korea's military ties with Russia, but did not reach significant breakthroughs on major conflicts. As Trump prepares to take office, concerns about escalating tensions remain. Xi is also engaging in diplomatic efforts in Latin America, seeking to strengthen economic ties while the U.S. assesses the implications of Trump's return to power.


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