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Reports say Trump may meet Xi and Putin at APEC summit in Shenzhen
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Reports say President Trump may hold a three-way meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the APEC summit in Shenzhen, China, next week. Secretary of State Marco Rubio raised the possibility with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, according to a State Department readout. Trump told reporters at a Florida airport that he thinks one meeting will involve Putin and Xi. The New York Post, citing a White House official, reports that talks would focus on a nuclear arms control pact and could also touch on Iran and North Korea. Deutsche Welle reports that China has not confirmed the meeting and that the Kremlin spoke of coordination work. Putin’s participation has not been confirmed.
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Reports say Trump may meet Xi and Putin on the sidelines of the APEC summit in Shenzhen next week.
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- Deutsche Welle
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- New York Post
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- The Daily Caller
Trump said at a Florida airport that he thinks one of the APEC meetings will be with Putin and Xi.
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- Deutsche Welle
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio raised the possibility of a three-way summit in a call with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, according to a State Department readout.
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China had not confirmed the meeting, and the Kremlin said work on coordination was under way, according to Deutsche Welle.
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Putin’s participation in the APEC meeting has not been confirmed.
One outletThe Daily Caller· Far Right
The New York Post reports that talks would focus on a nuclear arms control pact, and a White House official said they could also touch on the war in Iran and North Korea.
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Every outlet reports talk of a trilateral meeting of Trump, Xi and Putin at the APEC summit in Shenzhen, and Deutsche Welle notes that Beijing has not confirmed it. Deutsche Welle centers on China’s dilemma and the optics favoring Moscow, while the right-leaning outlets center on a nuclear arms control pact.
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Deutsche Welle’s headline centers on China’s dilemma over hosting the talks, stressing that the optics favor Moscow and that Beijing risks its global image.
Beijing faces its Russia dilemma amid talk of Xi-Trump-Putin summit
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Trump will have historic meeting with Xi, Putin in China to talk nuclear arms control
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Nuclear Arms Race Looms
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Nuclear Arms Race LoomsMore neutral: Trump Could Bring Putin, Xi To Table Amid Nuclear Arms Talks
It presents a possible arms race as an imminent dramatic development, while the excerpt describes only a possible meeting and talks.
Trump Could Bring Putin, Xi To Table As Nuclear Arms Race Looms
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sure to favor MoscowMore neutral: the optics are likely to favor Moscow
It states a prediction about how the meeting will be perceived as a certainty, when it is an analyst’s judgement.
While the optics are sure to favor Moscow, Beijing is risking its image at the global stage.
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Beijing faces its Russia dilemma amid talk of Xi-Trump-Putin summit
China is forced to tread carefully as it considers hosting a meeting between Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin, and Donald Trump. While the optics are Absolutist framing“sure to favor Moscow”It states a prediction about how the meeting will be perceived as a certainty, when it is an analyst’s judgement.More neutral: the optics are likely to favor MoscowDisagree with this highlight?, Beijing is risking its image at the global stage.
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Trump will have historic meeting with Xi, Putin in China to talk nuclear arms control
Brokering an end to the war in Ukraine is another potential topic of conversation.
- The Daily CallerFar Right
Trump Could Bring Putin, Xi To Table As Sensational language“Nuclear Arms Race Looms”It presents a possible arms race as an imminent dramatic development, while the excerpt describes only a possible meeting and talks.More neutral: Trump Could Bring Putin, Xi To Table Amid Nuclear Arms TalksDisagree with this highlight?
President Donald Trump could meet with the leaders of America’s two largest nuclear adversaries next week as Washington pushes for a historic three-way agreement on nuclear weapons. …
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- Deutsche WelleCenterNov 13, 10:28 AM EST
- New York PostRightNov 13, 4:06 PM EST
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