Xi Jinping Warns Donald Trump That Taiwan Disputes Could Lead to U.S.-China Conflict, Chinese State Media Says
- Chinese President Xi Jinping warned U.S. President Donald Trump that mishandling Taiwan could lead to conflict between China and the United States.
- Trump praised Xi and expressed optimism for improved U.S.-China relations, while Xi emphasized avoiding confrontation and the 'Thucydides Trap' of conflict.
- Their discussions addressed trade, regional security, and Iran's influence, but no concrete deals or outcomes were announced.
- Taiwan remained a key contentious issue during the summit, with the United States approving arms sales to Taiwan despite China's opposition.
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US President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping expressed the hope for good relations between their countries at their meeting in Beijing. However, after a friendly welcome, Xi's warning was also followed.
Xi warns Trump that differences over Taiwan could bring US and China to clashes or conflict, according to Chinese state media, reports AP.
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