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Xi Says China, US Must Pave Way for Peaceful Coexistence

The Chinese president said he hopes to hold an in-depth exchange of views with President Trump on key bilateral and global issues.

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TASS (Russia)

Chinese President Xi Jinping said China and the United States need to find a way toward peaceful coexistence, framing the relationship between the two powers as one that requires careful management given its global significance.

Xi said he hopes to have an in-depth exchange of views with President Trump on key issues concerning the two countries and the broader global situation, suggesting an interest in direct, substantive dialogue between the two leaders.

The remarks come against a backdrop of a complex and at times tense relationship between Beijing and Washington, spanning trade, technology and broader strategic competition, alongside areas of shared interest such as global economic stability.

Calls for peaceful coexistence from Chinese leadership have historically been paired with an emphasis on mutual respect and non-interference in each other's internal affairs, themes that are likely to have featured in the broader context of Xi's remarks.

The prospect of a substantive exchange between Xi and Trump will be closely watched by observers of U.S.-China relations, given the significant implications any shift in the relationship between the two countries could have for global trade, security and diplomacy.

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