Cointime update: China’s Foreign Ministry said on November 9 that it is in contact with relevant parties about a possible trilateral summit between the Chinese, Russian and U.S. leaders, after President Donald Trump said he may meet with Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin at the APEC summit in Shenzhen to discuss ending the U.S.-Iran conflict and denuclearization. Spokesperson Guo Jiakun said he had no specific information to provide on the matter.
China Says No Details on Trump’s Proposed APEC Meeting With Xi, Putin
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