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Diplomatic spectacle eases tensions without resolving global rivalries

Day’s Recap

Supporting Articles

Donald Trump gave Xi Jinping a high-profile welcome, but China made less progress than it sought on trade, technology and Taiwan.

11:57 PMBBC

President Donald Trump's highly staged reception for Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasized ceremony over concrete results. The pageantry also diverted attention from Trump's war in Iran and falling domestic popularity.

11:03 PMFinancial Times

An assessment of the Trump-Xi meeting examines what the trip delivered for Beijing and Washington and how each side emerged from the summit.

9:27 PMBBC

Chinese President Xi Jinping urged the United States to cooperate with China on artificial intelligence during a White House meeting with President Donald Trump.

9:22 PMCNBC

Chinese President Xi Jinping is meeting President Donald Trump at the White House for broad talks between the world's two most powerful countries. Xi said the US and China must coexist peacefully.

9:01 PMFinancial Times

Donald Trump and Xi Jinping addressed intensifying US-China competition over artificial intelligence during a summit focused on keeping relations between the two largest economies on track.

7:23 PMBloomberg Markets

Other Developments

A curated list of other prominent stories from this day.

Jewish demonstrators joined a Free Palestine march and publicly rejected Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's policies.

11:49 PMAl Jazeera

Balendra Shah has worn sunglasses since his days as a rapper and Kathmandu mayor, carrying the signature look into his tenure as prime minister and appearance at the United Nations.

11:49 PMThe New York Times

Chinese President Xi Jinping promised two giant pandas to Zoo Atlanta, reviving Beijing's longstanding practice of using panda gifts to build goodwill abroad.

9:12 PMCNBC

The report examines the latest developments involving Brazil's presidential candidates ahead of the election.

6:15 PMBloomberg Markets

Consumers in the United States and Canada say the escalating trade dispute is damaging relations between the two countries. Politicians from both parties also criticize the tariffs and retaliation.

8:00 AMWWD

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