Xi urges cooperation to avoid conflict during White House talks with Trump
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Chinese President Xi Jinping called for sustained dialogue and military crisis-management mechanisms during talks with President Donald Trump at the White House, arguing that cooperation could keep the two powers from moving toward conflict.
Xi said the United States and China should “coexist in peace” and maintain regular military dialogue, adding that candid communication could build trust while allowing the countries to manage their differences. He also proposed inviting 100,000 young Americans to China through student exchanges.
Trump welcomed Xi and his wife, Peng Liyuan, for the Chinese leader’s second state visit to the United States and later hosted a White House state dinner. Trump described his relationship with Xi as a friendship and said their discussions would cover security, technology and artificial intelligence. He also pointed to efforts to improve market access for American farmers and ranchers.
The meeting took place amid disputes over tariffs, Chinese exports, Taiwan and competition in artificial intelligence. The Telegraph reported that Trump also asked Xi to stop helping Iran, while reporting ahead of the talks indicated Washington wanted Chinese assistance in reopening the Strait of Hormuz during an oil crisis.
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered during Xi’s visit to protest China’s occupation of Tibet, according to WUSA9.
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