Washington. President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping spoke Wednesday by phone, discussing Iran and broader U.S.-China ties, including trade, Taiwan and Trump's planned April visit to Beijing. Trump posted that their personal relationship remains strong and that both leaders sought to maintain stable ties. The Chinese readout noted talks on major upcoming summits and possible meetings but did not mention the April visit. The U.S. administration said it is pressing Beijing and other countries to isolate Tehran. China reiterated its long-term objective of reunifying Taiwan. Officials provided no public follow-up schedule. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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If Beijing cooperates with U.S. calls to isolate Tehran, U.S. diplomatic objectives and allied sanctions enforcement would be strengthened, while governments advocating for tougher measures would gain leverage in international negotiations.
Iran faces increased diplomatic isolation; Taiwan may encounter intensified pressure from China as Beijing reiterates reunification intent; regional diplomatic tensions and strategic uncertainty could increase for neighboring states and international partners.
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