In Washington, Xi Jinping Calls for 'Peaceful Coexistence' with the United States
The Chinese leader, welcomed with honors by Donald Trump, reaffirmed his red lines on Taiwan during his visit to the White House.

Chinese President Xi Jinping was received with great warmth by U.S. President Donald Trump during a visit to the White House in Washington.
On this occasion, Xi called for "peaceful coexistence" between the two rival superpowers, seeking to ease the tensions that mark the bilateral relationship.
The Chinese leader nonetheless reaffirmed Beijing's red lines regarding Taiwan, a subject that remains one of the most sensitive points of friction between the two countries.
According to available information, the topic of artificial intelligence also came up in discussions between the two leaders, reflecting the growing importance of this technology in the dialogue between Washington and Beijing.
This meeting comes against a backdrop of complex relations between the United States and China, marked by both strategic rivalry and the need for dialogue on common issues.
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