Xi Jinping-Trump Summit: Taiwan and China's UN Seat Memory
Chinese President's visit to Washington, continuing through September 25, highlights the Taiwan issue amid mounting disputes between the two countries.
Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to the United States, which began Wednesday and will continue until September 25, comes amid accumulated disagreements between Washington and Beijing, Sky News Arabia reported.
The Taiwan issue tops the list of contentious files between the two countries during this visit, while the history of representing China at the United Nations highlights the roots of one of the most prominent points of tension in U.S.-China relations.
The available report did not provide additional details on the specific items on the agenda of the visit or the expected outcomes from them.
Several international parties are closely monitoring this visit due to its potential impact on regional and international balances related to the Taiwan file and U.S.-China relations in general.
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- قمة شي جي بينغ وترامب.. تايوان وذاكرة مقعد الأمم المتحدة — Sky News Arabia — World
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