Carol Yang
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‘Right now, it’s fine’: Trump brushes off summit talk on Taiwan (opens the original)
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Comments follow Xi Jinping’s push for the US to take an explicit stand on the issue US President Donald Trump has sought to play down exchanges with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping on Taiwan independence, saying on Saturday that they touched on the subject only briefly. “We didn’t talk about it too much. Right now, it’s fine. It’s just moving along,” Trump said. “We didn’t spend a lot of time talking about Taiwan. He understands very much how I feel.”
From wine to ping-pong, Trump and Xi’s state dinner leans on historic symbolism (opens the original)
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Trump invokes 1868 Burlingame Treaty to highlight deep roots of relationship; Xi speaks of WWII ‘friendship forged in blood and fire’ The meal opened with a toast of Schramsberg Blanc de Noirs, a vineyard selected to honour the historic 1972 “Toast to Peace” shared by then US president Richard Nixon and Chinese premier Zhou Enlai, according to the first lady’s office. “The same American sparkling wine served at that historic gathering continues to be enjoyed at White House functions today,” Mela
Summits for all diplomatic seasons: how the US has set the stage for Xi Jinping (opens the original)
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From informal walk-and-talks to a state dinner, Chinese leader’s past meetings reveal the roles of personal rapport and official diplomacy In June 2013, just months after assuming the presidency, Xi travelled to the United States following a tour of Latin America. According to then US president Barack Obama, “Our decision to meet so early [in Xi’s term] signifies the importance of the US-China relationship.” Instead of heading to the diplomatic protocol-heavy capital of Washington, Xi’s historic
Big picture or big deals? What the Xi-Trump summit holds for China and the US (opens the original)
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The focus may be about diplomatic optics, but reinforcing stability may be an achievement in itself, observers say In contrast, American media coverage of Xi’s arrival was more muted, as the major television networks continue a stand-off with the White House. Those in the White House pool – including ABC, CBS, CNN, Fox News and NBC – have boycotted coverage of Trump’s public events in protest against his administration’s ban on several media outlets including CNN.
US military prepares ceremonial welcome for Xi Jinping at the White House (opens the original)
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Video clip shows honour guard drill mirroring the welcome extended to Donald Trump during his China trip A video clip posted on social media by Fox News correspondent Lucas Tomlinson on Tuesday afternoon Washington time showed service members from various military branches dressed in ceremonial uniform and standing in formation. In an interview with Fox News, Trump praised the Chinese military’s marching as “incredible”.
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