Taiwan at Center as Trump-Xi Summit Navigates Iran Tensions and Hormuz

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At the Beijing summit, Xi warned that Taiwan is the most important issue in US-China relations and could create a dangerous situation if mishandled, even as Trump touted dialogue on Iran and a push to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Talks covered Iran’s war, China’s oil ties, and a potential multinational mission to stabilize Hormuz, while Washington reaffirmed Taiwan policy and discussed arms sales, underscoring the broader security and trade tensions between the two powers.
- Live updates: Xi hails US-China relations as world’s most consequential, but warns Trump on Taiwan CNN
- ‘Quite Brutal,’ ‘Not Friendly’: What People in China Say of Trump The New York Times
- Trump and Xi set for second day of talks after Taiwan warning Reuters
- China and U.S. agree Hormuz shouldn’t be ‘militarized,’ Marco Rubio says NBC News
- The Hippocratic Summit The Atlantic
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