US and China Agree on Importance of Leader-Level Talks on Denuclearisation
Politics · First reported 12 Nov, 03:20 · Updated 04:07

Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi discussed upcoming leader meetings, including the APEC summit in China and a possible trilateral meeting with Russia. The US State Department said both sides agreed leader-level talks matter for peace and denuclearisation, while China's readout did not mention these topics. Trade, tariff and technology disputes remain unresolved.
- Rubio and Wang Yi spoke on November 11 about Trump's planned travel to the APEC summit in China and Xi Jinping's planned visit to Florida for the G20 summit.
- The State Department said both sides agreed on leader-level conversations on peace and denuclearisation, including at a potential trilateral meeting with Russia. China's earlier readout made no mention of these points.
- China's Foreign Ministry has said it is not realistic at this stage to ask China to join trilateral nuclear disarmament talks. Trade truce, tariff, rare earth and technology disputes remain unresolved.
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- Wednesday, November 11
- APEC summit
- Trump travelling to China next week
- G20 summit
- Xi Jinping visiting Florida next month
- Trade truce
- Two-month extension agreed in September, previously due to expire in November
- Trump-Xi meetings this year
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