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China, US emphasise stability amid lingering tensions
The foreign ministers of China and the United States held a meeting emphasizing stability, discussing Chinese President Xi Jinping's upcoming trip to the U.S. instead of President Donald Trump's accusations of election interference by Beijing. The talks were described as 'pragmatic, positive and constructive' by China's Wang Yi, with U.S. representative Marco Rubio noting the need to manage differences between the countries.
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