Video conference between the leaders is the most substantial discussion since Biden took office and comes at a time of high tension
Joe Biden has begun a virtual summit with Xi Jinping by saying that they both had a responsibility to ensure the rivalry between their two nations did not “veer into open conflict”.
The video conference meeting between the two leaders, expected to last about two hours, represents their most substantial discussion since Biden took office in January, and comes at a time of particularly high tension. Xi took a conciliatory tone in his opening remarks, calling Biden “my old friend”.
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