Trump and Xi Hold Decisive G-2 Summit in Beijing
US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping engaged in crucial diplomatic talks in Beijing, marking the decisive day of their so-called 'G-2' summit. The leaders shared a traditional tea ceremony at Zhongnanhai, China's political center, before proceeding to working lunches at the Great Hall of the People. Trump claimed significant progress, stating they resolved many problems and closed fantastic commercial agreements, while the Chinese Foreign Ministry confirmed a new consensus on key issues without providing specifics. Tensions surfaced when Trump revealed on Truth Social that Xi described the US as a nation in decline, a comment Trump reinterpreted as criticism of the previous Biden administration. Additionally, Trump asserted that Xi privately promised China would not supply military equipment to Iran and offered cooperation to stabilize the Strait of Hormuz. The summit highlights the complex dynamics between the two superpowers, blending ceremonial diplomacy with strategic negotiations on trade, regional security, and geopolitical influence.
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