Xi set to push Trump on Taiwan, WSJ reports
Chinese leader Xi Jinping reportedly plans to push US President Donald Trump to publicly align with Beijing against Taiwan’s independence.
Chinese leader Xi Jinping reportedly plans to push US President Donald Trump to publicly align with Beijing against Taiwan’s independence.
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