Xi's Asia Tour Amidst US-China Trade War Tensions
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Chinese President Xi Jinping's Southeast Asian tour aims to strengthen ties with trade partners concerned by US tariffs. During a meeting with Vietnam's Communist party chief, Xi criticized "unilateral bullying," a veiled reference to Trump's tariffs. China and Vietnam signed 45 cooperation agreements, including one on railway development. Trump reacted by accusing both nations of trying to harm the US. Xi's visit also includes Malaysia and Cambodia, highlighting concerns over the impact of the US-China trade war on Southeast Asian economies.
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