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This special report focuses on a high-stakes meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump, examining the leaders' remarks on trade, global security, and bilateral cooperation. A key moment highlighted is President Xi's statement that 'China's development goes hand in hand with your vision to make America great again.' The report delves into the complex dynamic between the two nations, with President Xi acknowledging that it is normal for the two leading economies to have frictions. The discussion also covers Xi's strategic praise for Trump's role as a peacemaker, referencing the Gaza ceasefire and peace efforts between Cambodia and Thailand, positioning the two leaders as jointly responsible for tackling global challenges amidst ongoing trade disputes over tariffs and technology.
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