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Trump-Xi-Putin Summit: Will China Join Nuclear Talks Amid Global Tensions?
What happened
US Senator Rubio spoke with Chinese Foreign Policy Director Wang on November 11, discussing Trump's upcoming visit to China and Xi's planned trip to the US. The conversation reportedly covered the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit and denuclearisation through a possible trilateral meeting involving Russia. Trump expects to meet Xi and Putin in Shenzhen, China, where APEC leaders' meeting is scheduled. No final arrangement or agenda for the potential three-way meeting has been announced.
Why it matters
The possibility of a trilateral summit between the leaders of three major nuclear powers could be significant in the context of ongoing international conflicts, but its prospects are uncertain. The diplomatic momentum may not necessarily guarantee progress on key issues, including denuclearisation and trade tensions.
Key facts
- Rubio spoke with Wang on November 11
- Trump expects to meet Xi and Putin in Shenzhen
- No final arrangement for the potential three-way meeting has been announced
- China's account of the Rubio-Wang conversation did not mention denuclearisation or a trilateral meeting with Russia
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