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US President Donald Trump personally welcomed Chinese President Xi Jinping on the tarmac at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland on Wednesday (Sep 23), an unusual bre…
US President Donald Trump personally welcomed Chinese President Xi Jinping on the tarmac at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland on Wednesday (Sep 23), an unusual break from diplomatic protocol ahead of their Washington summit. US presidents typically receive visiting foreign leaders at the White House, making Trump’s decision to greet Xi as he stepped off his plane a notable diplomatic gesture. CNA looks at the history behind such high-profile arrivals and what the rare tarmac greeting could signal about the tone of the summit and US-China relations.
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@@thenegociater3387Imported1mo ago
A new friendship without limits
@@blackmage4100Imported1mo ago
Trump dreams of becoming the Xi JinPing of US.
@@OdysseyerImported1mo ago
One of the only two leaders in the world he actually respects.
@@IceCream-8888Imported1mo ago
US-China meeting is not about trade, its GOP image polishing to score brownie points ahead of Midterm
@@8sporesImported1mo ago
Very recently Elon Musk suggest more Americans visit China. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cp47j3ZzCSs">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cp47j3ZzCSs</a>. Meanwhile, our civil servants still have not woken up and even tried to defend a really stupid investment by SIA. Average Chinese tourists to Singapore spend much more than tourists from South Asian countries. Yet our foreign policies favor aggravating a major trade partner by hiring LHZB staff provoking the masses in China. Our government wants higher wages, yet make some really stupid geopolitical decisions. Time to realize the world has changed. Actions speak louder than words. Mark Carney can teach Lawrence how to show some spine.
@@bobafett5757Imported1mo ago
Why Modi didnt get this tarmac treatment ? Maybe Trump doesnt like Modis hugging 😂
@@roelralutin7805Imported1mo ago
Trump bows to putin and xi
@@bobafett5757Imported1mo ago
This proven both Xi and Putin are the bigger person , literally a reputable adults than the todler ... Period !!!
US President Donald Trump personally welcomed Chinese President Xi Jinping on the tarmac at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland on Wednesday (Sep 23), an unusual break from diplomatic protocol ahead of their Washington summit. US presidents typically receive visiting foreign leaders at the White House, making Trump’s decision to greet Xi as he stepped off his plane a notable diplomatic gesture. CNA looks at the history behind such high-profile arrivals and what the rare tarmac greeting could signal about the tone of the summit and US-China relations.
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