China defence minister urges an end to 'provocative acts' to open security forum
China's defence minister urges an end to 'provocative acts' at the Xiangshan Forum.
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China's defence minister has called for an end to 'provocative acts'. This comes ahead of the expected summit between Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump.
The Xiangshan Forum, which is focused on security and defence issues, has been told that a lack of mutual trust between the US and China is a major problem. The defence minister's comments come as the two countries prepare to meet.
The Xiangshan Forum has been a key platform for the two nations to discuss their differences and find common ground. The summit between Xi and Trump is expected to be a key moment in the relationship between the two countries.
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China Defense Forumthe-messenger.com · 9h ago
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US-China ties haunted by lack of mutual trust, Beijing Xiangshan Forum toldSouth China Morning Post · 9h ago
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What is the Xiangshan Forum?
The Xiangshan Forum is a security and defence forum held in China.
Who is attending the summit between Xi and Trump?
The expected attendees include Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump.
What is the main issue affecting US-China ties?
A lack of mutual trust is a major problem affecting US-China ties.
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