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BEIJING, China – US President Donald Trump was due in Beijing Wednesday on the first visit to China by a US president in nearly a decade, as he seeks to ramp up trade despite potential friction over Taiwan and Iran. Leaving Washington on Tuesday on a trip that was delayed by his war, Trump said he expected a “long talk” with counterpart Xi Jinping about Iran, which relies on China as the top customer for its US-sanctioned oil. But he also played down disagreements on Iran, saying that Xi has been “relatively good, to be honest with you”. “I don’t […]... Keep on reading: Trump heads to China for superpower summit
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