Xi Jinping Missed Dinner at the BRICS Summit, Raising Questions About His Health and Continuity
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The health of Chinese leader Xi Jinping has caused concern after he missed a dinner with world leaders during the BRICS summit in India, The Wall Street Journal reports, quoted by RBC. According to the publication, the President of the People's Republic of China canceled his participation at the last minute. The dinner was attended instead by Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi. What is known so far According to the WSJ, the issue has given rise to…
Speculation regarding the health of Chinese President Xi Jinping is resurfacing ahead of his visit to the United States on the 24th (local time), following his recent absence from the BRICS summit dinner. President Xi is 73 years old. According to a report by the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) on the 18th, President Xi was scheduled to attend the dinner following the BRICS summit held in New Delhi, India, on the 12th, but canceled at the last minute.…
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Speculation about the health of Chinese President Xi Jinping has been rife following the recent BRICS summit in New Delhi. He reportedly fell ill during Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's opening speech, News.com.au reported.
The Wall Street Journal, citing sources, reported on the 18th that Xi Jinping felt unwell during the BRICS summit in India on the 12th and was absent from Modi's dinner, with Wang Yi attending in his place. The report emphasized that there is currently no evidence that Xi Jinping suffers from a serious illness, and rumors circulating online about a stroke or fainting have not been confirmed. His long-standing habit of smoking and drinking has dr…
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