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@AtlasWireHQ @BRICSinfo Stop watching Fox news,you so stupid

JUST IN: 🇮🇷 Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi at BRICS meeting in India: "We are ready to fight with all our might to defend our freedom."

Xi Jinping to American CEOs travelling with Donald Trump: China wants stronger mutually beneficial co operation and believes American companies will have even broader opportunities in China, according to Chinese state news agency Xinhua.

@FT Xi said China welcomes stronger win-win cooperation with the US, and sees even brighter prospects for American companies in CHINA. Xi said WIN-WIN.

Xi tells US executives China will ‘open wider’ for business ft.trib.al/CQPoDwm

@dennunoo3 @BRICSinfo You are fool, stupid and what not when people don't agree with ME. It's a world we live in.

@AtlasWireHQ @BRICSinfo You are a fool if you believe the nonsense you just wrote

@RShivshankar Trump sitting opposite Xi with a crowd of CEOs is nothing new, it's the same old dealmaker theater he's always performed, whether with Xi, Modi, or Putin.

INDIA LISTEN CLOSELY TO FAWNING TRUMP HERE IN BEIJING SITTING OPPOSITE TO PRESIDENT XI. This isn't a reset in U.S.-China ties. It appears to be Trump managing an increasing disproportionality in great power equations. It reflects sections of D.C.'s ruling establishment recognising that China today may have more immediate economic leverage to offer the U.S. than the other way round. It suggests that, for the time being, America may be putting any pretensions of containing China specifically in the Indo-Pacific on the back burner. It also signals that QUAD and AUKUS may no longer occupy the same priority they once did in Trump's strategic grand plans. In fact Trump has taken, in his words, "30 global business czars, the no.1 not no.2" to China not to up sticks but to double down on trade ties. Trump has recognized that attempts at full-spectrum economic decoupling from China are neither practical nor desirable. Which means that terms like "off-shoring" and "China+1" may increasingly look like shibboleths from a moment in time that no longer fully represents global economic realities.

@Bharatbriefshq Always has been.

@AtlasWireHQ And US forigen policy is clear everything can be negotiated if proper money will be offered

Xi Jinping is making China’s position very clear. Trade can be negotiated. Tariffs can be negotiated. Technology restrictions can be negotiated. TAIWAN can NOT. That’s the main takeaway from the US China summit so far.

@unusual_whales Amazing what happens to your opinion of a country when you need something from it.

Trump and President Xi visit Temple of Heaven after having "great" talks. "China is beautiful."

@WatcherGuru With help of AI 🤣

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@Bharatbriefshq The bigger thing is that even after years of tariffs, sanctions, and decoupling talk, the world’s biggest companies still see China as a market they cannot afford to sit out.

@AtlasWireHQ When the leaders of AI, semiconductors, and digital platforms travel to Beijing instead of the other way around, it signals that China remains too central to global supply chains, markets, and technology competition to be ignored.

Xi Jinping didn't travel anywhere. He didn't call anyone. He just waited. And the men who control AI chips, the world's most valuable company, and the most used social media platform all flew to stand next to him. That's what actual leverage looks like in 2026.

@Jingjing_Li Spinning things as they do best, that's American media for you.

While Fox News is complaining they got a ticket for illegal parking … this is what his team is doing: Beijing residents spotted this and uploaded it to Douyin: Fox News’ Bret Baier filming IN THE MIDDLE of busy traffic.

@movielover93582 Yes. The Middle East war weakens America.

@AtlasWireHQ Power move by Xi

@NewsWire_US The scary part is both sides now sound cooperative on trade and openly hostile on Taiwan at the exact same time. That’s a very unstable mix.

Xi warned Trump that if Taiwan is "mishandled" the U.S. and China "will clash, or even come into conflict, pushing the entire relationship into a very dangerous situation." — CCTV/Bloomberg

@RapidResponse47 @POTUS The tone shift is interesting. A few months ago the conversation was “strategic rivalry.” Now the optics look closer to managed coexistence with heavy economic incentives on both sides.

.@POTUS in China: "It's great — a great place. Incredible. China is beautiful."

@UGotFactChecked @KobeissiLetter That’s false China still manufactures roughly 70% of Apple’s products and hosts over 80% of its suppliers.

@AtlasWireHQ @KobeissiLetter Apple hasn’t been dependent on China for nearly a decade.

BREAKING: China's President Xi has warned President Trump of a "collision or even clashes" if the Taiwan situation is "mishandled," per Bloomberg. China is looking for the US to clarify that Washington does not support Taiwanese independence.

This leech takes the Daily Mail’s video that I shot, puts his own name in it, lies about the plane being feet away from this soldier and sensationalizes that it could’ve caused an international incident. @nikitabier - what do you think of this? Good or bad for X?