Trump and Xi Vow Stronger US-China Ties After Talks

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President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping reviewed bilateral ties on Thursday, with Trump stating the two nations have "never gotten along better" and vowing to build a relationship promoting prosperity and security for future generations. The two leaders held over two hours of talks in the Oval Office, followed by a state dinner with 134 guests including tech executives. Xi called for translating a "constructive China-US relationship of strategic stability" into action, while drawing a red line on Taiwan and urging cooperation on AI. Xi's three-day visit included a grand White House welcome with military honors. Both leaders recalled historic ties, and Trump gifted Xi a bald eagle statue. Protesters near the White House raised slogans on Tibet, Hong Kong, and East Turkestan.


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