Trump, Putin, Xi to hold trilateral summit in China; Ukraine off agenda
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Putin's proposal for a trilateral meeting with the US places Xi in a bind: declining risks alienating Moscow, while accepting could legitimize an agenda favoring Russia and the US. The development signals a shift in great-power dynamics, with China's role as a potential mediator or spoiler under scrutiny.
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Discussions are underway for a potential trilateral summit involving US President Trump, Chinese President Xi, and Russian President Putin on the sidelines of the APEC summit in Shenzhen, China, on November 18-19. While a bilateral Xi-Trump meeting is confirmed, the trilateral format remains under discussion and faces significant hurdles, including China's diplomatic balancing act and Western opposition to Russian participation. The primary uncertainties revolve around the final confirmation of the trilateral meeting, its agenda, and potential outcomes.
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