After a long period of radio silence, Chinese head of state Xi Jinping and American President Joe Biden want to communicate with each other again. However, their meeting south of San Francisco may not have been as harmonious or “constructive” as was said. In any case, Biden once again called Xi a dictator before his departure.
Xi leads a communist country that, unlike the United States, is based on a totalitarian government, Biden said. A journalist posted a video of the statement on platform X (formerly Twitter) on Thursday. He wrote that he could not recall former President Donald Trump ever doing something as completely senseless as blowing up a summit with China, even though Xi was still in the US and taking part in the events.
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In the past, Trump has been repeatedly accused of destroying diplomatic relations. Reactions to Biden’s statement were mixed. For example, some X users agreed with him. For example, someone said, “Welcome to the truth.”
User: Biden neither empathetic nor competent
Overall, however, critical comments predominated. Another user said the minimum qualifications for a president include competence and empathy. Biden has neither one nor the other. Other people pointed to the US president’s age (80) and said he was senile.
Conciliatory tones had previously been reported. Biden reported to the press about a constructive conversation, about “important progress” and “positive steps.” It was said that the two heads of state had agreed to speak regularly by telephone in the future.
Reconciliation just a facade?
However, a senior US government official said that things were not all proceeding harmoniously behind the scenes. For example, Xi has expressed concerns about Taiwan, noting that it is the largest and potentially most dangerous area of conflict in relations with the US.
Both parties should also make no secret of the fact that they are competitors and not friends. The Earth is big enough for both countries to be successful.
Source: Krone
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