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Xi leaves Pyongyang with renewed signs of China’s influence

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By Michelle Ng , Wendy Z.W. Teo
| The Straits Times
BEIJING/SEOUL – Chinese President Xi Jinping emerged from his first visit to North Korea in seven years with fresh assurances that Beijing remains Pyongyang’s key strategic priority, easing fears that deepening North Korea-Russia ties could eclipse China’s influence. His two-day state visit on June 8-9 marked a “new era in bilateral relations”, North Korea’s state media Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said.
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Xi, Trump strike warm tone as they kick off high-stakes summit in Beijing

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By Michelle Ng 
| The Straits Times
Follow our live coverage here. BEIJING – Chinese President Xi Jinping called for the United States and China to “be partners, not rivals” while his American counterpart Donald Trump hailed the “fantastic relationship” between the two leaders, as both sides kicked off a much-anticipated summit on May 14. All eyes are on the closed-door meeting in Beijing where the two leaders are expected to discuss trade, technology, cross-strait ties, the Iran war and other points of contention.
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Ahead of Trump-Xi summit, Beijing puts Taiwan front and centre. But will US make any concessions?

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By Michelle Ng , Bhagyashree Garekar
| Asia News Network (ANN)
May 8, 2026 BEIJING/PHILADELPHIA – Ahead of a highly anticipated summit between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in mid-May, Beijing appears to be shaping the agenda early by calling Taiwan the “biggest risk” in bilateral ties and signalling how Washington handles the issue will be key to whether relations can continue to stabilise.
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