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China says Xi, Biden to talk 'global peace and development' at summit
Chinese leader Xi Jinping and US President Joe Biden will discuss "global peace and development" at a summit this week in San Francisco, Beijing said on Monday (Nov 13). "The two heads of state will have in-depth communication on strategic, general and directional issues concerning China-US relations, as well as major issues concerning global peace and development," foreign ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning told a regular briefing. "China is not afraid of competition, but we oppose defining the China-US relationship in terms of competition," she added. Biden and Xi will hold their first meeting in nearly a year this ... (full story)
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