Trump and Xi to Meet in Washington with Taiwan in Focus
Trump will host Xi Jinping for only the second state dinner of his second term as the leaders seek a diplomatic breakthrough.
- Chinese President Xi Jinping arrives in Washington on Wednesday to meet President Donald Trump, with a state dinner scheduled for Thursday.
- As leaders of the two most powerful countries, Trump and Xi preside over the world's most consequential bilateral relationship, making this week's meeting significant.
- Biographer Michael Wolff warned on Tuesday that Trump, who "doesn't listen to anyone," will likely use flattery to secure a win during the visit.
- While Beijing views tariffs as "an important thing," Wolff suggested Xi's ultimate victory would be achieving equivocation from the United States of America regarding Taiwan.
- Wolff warned that "any one piece can lead to a miscalculation" in this "precarious" world, emphasizing Trump must understand the nuances to avoid "grievous results.
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