Meanwhile, American, European, Russian and Ukrainian diplomatic leaders continue to meet in order to close negotiations on signing the agreement. peace plan between Moscow and Kiev, Donald Trump he spoke to another actor who apparently did not interfere, but determined the fate of the war and the international balance: China’s president Xi Jinping. And the Asian leader himself, based on what we learn from state TV CCTV,” he stressed China supports all peace efforts and hopes that all parties will continue to reduce their differences and reach a just, lasting and binding peace agreement as soon as possible to resolve this crisis at its roots.”
However, at the center of the discussion is another topic that is equally complicated and risks fueling tensions between major powers: documents Taiwan. And about this too Washington And Beijingat least in words, it appears to want to find a solution that avoids large-scale military clashes. Taiwan’s return to China is “a key element of the post-World War II international order”, Xi Jinping stressed, making clear Beijing’s “principled position”. China and the United States, the state network added, “are fighting side by side against fascism and it militarism. Now they must collaborate to preserve the gains made by victory in the Second World War.” Even the American president said he understands “the importance of the Taiwan issue for China”, as reported Xinhuawhereas king he later announced that he had accepted an invitation to meet the communist heads of state in Beijing in April. Meanwhile the leader People’s Republic is expected to travel to the United States sometime next year.
During the call, Xi underlined that “positive meetings have taken place Busanin the South Korealast month produced several important consensuses that calibrated the course and provided momentum into steady progress in “bilateral” relations, “sending a positive signal for the world“From that meeting, on the sidelines of the forum Apec“Sino-US relations remain generally stable and improving, which is welcomed by both countries and the international community.” All this, in particular, shows once again that the principle that “cooperation benefits both sides, confrontation harms both is common sense repeatedly proven through practice” and that “mutual success and shared prosperity between China and the US is a concrete reality”. The two sides “should maintain this momentum, stick to the right direction, maintain an attitude of equality, mutual respect and mutual benefit, expand the list of areas of cooperation, shorten the list of issues, strive for more positive progress, open up new cooperation space in Sino-US relations, and bring more benefits to the people of the two countries and the world.” That king he responded that “President Xi Jinping is a great leader” and that the meeting in Busan was “very pleasant,” agreeing “fully on the vision of bilateral relations” and discussing “many topics, including Ukraine-Russia, fentanyl, soya bean and other agricultural products. We have completed a valid and very important agreement for our great farmers.”
