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23 September 2026

China watchers split over substance of Trump-Xi summit

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Source reporting: abc.net.au

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China watchers split over substance of Trump-Xi summit

US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are set for a highly anticipated summit in Washington. Some see the meeting as an opportunity to stabilise relations, while others caution that the carefully choreographed encounter could amount to little more than political theatre.

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