Kadib kulanka Xi-Trump, isku-hor-marinta Mareykanka iyo Shiinaha waxay ku jirtaa xasilooni. Ma ahan faa'iido Beijing?
Madaxweynaha Mareykanka Donald Trump ayaa xalay ku soo dhaweeyay Xi Jinping, hoggaamiyaha Shiinaha, dhulka dagaalka Andrews Air Force Base, isagoo u sameeyay qaraabo-doonnimo oo aad u sarreeya. Labada dhinac ayaa 90 daqiiqo ku wada hadlay xafiiska Oval, iyagoo ka wada hadlaya arrimaha ganacsiga iyo xiriirka labada dal.
Heshiiska Ganacsiga oo la sii daayay, laakiin waxyaabaha muhiimka ah weli kuma jiraan
Wasiirka Maaliyadda Mareykanka Bessent ayaa sheegay in heshiiska ganacsiga ee la filayay inuu dhamaado bishan November, la sii daayo ilaa January, si loo helo waqti dheeraad ah. Heshiiskan wuxuu ku saleysan yahay heshiiskii Busan, halkaas oo Trump uu ka joojiyay inuu ku daro taxaneerada, iyadoo Xi Jinping uu ka joojiyay inuu xakameeyo iibka macdanta aadka u muhiimsan ee rare earths.
Laakiin warbaahinta Financial Times ayaa sheegtay in Mareykanku uu aaminsan yahay in Shiinuhu uusan buuxin heshiiskiisa, iyadoo shidaalka macdanta aadka u muhiimsan ee Shiinaha u yimid Mareykanka uu hooseeyay. Trump ayaa maanta sheegay inuu ka wada hadlay 'horumar', laakiin heshiisyo gaar ah oo ku saabsan ganacsiga iyo alaabta ma jiraan ilaa subaxnimada Jimcaha.
AI iyo Taiwan: arrimahan weli ma la isku raacay
Kulankii Jimcaha ayaa lagu soo bandhigay 'wada-hadal' AI, kadib markii wasiirka maaliyadda Bessent iyo wakiilka ganacsiga Greer ay la kulmeen He Lifeng, wasiirka labaad ee Shiinaha. Trump ayaa sheegay in wararka amniga AI ay yihiin 'dhagax', halkaas oo uu ka dhigay inuu ka fogaado inuu si toos ah uga hadlo arrimahan.
Arrinta Taiwan ayaa sidoo kale ah mid aad u muhiimsan, iyadoo Trump uu ka hor istaagay inuu bixiyo lacag dhan $14 bilion oo loo qorsheeyay inay ku bixiso difaaca Taiwan. Xi Jinping ayaa sheegay inuu rabo in Mareykanku uu raaco 'dhismaha saxda ah ee ka hortagga 'xiriirka Taiwan'.
Xiriirka labada dal wuxuu ku jiraa xasilooni, laakiin waxyaabaha muhiimka ah weli ma la isku raacay
Aurelio Insisa, wargeliye sare oo ka tirsan MERICS, ayaa sheegay in 'diplomaasiyadda gaarka ah ee Trump' ay tahay mid ka dhacda oo kaliya, isagoo sheegay in 'asxaabta heshiiska ganacsiga ay yihiun mid aad u xasaasi ah, oo aan la filayn inay noqoto mid joogto ah.'
Xi Jinping ayaa sheegay inuu rabo inuu ku biiriyo 'horumarka dalka' iyo 'horumarka Mareykanka' si ay u noqdaan mid isku xiran. Laakiin warbaahinta ayaa sheegtay in Shiinuhu uu ku jiro 'xiriirka' Trump, isagoo sheegay inuu ku biiriyo 'dhismaha saxda ah' ee ka hortagga 'xiriirka Taiwan'.
President Trump hosted Chinese leader Xi Jinping at Andrews Air Force Base on Wednesday evening, followed by 90 minutes of Oval Office talks and a lavish state dinner. Yet as of Friday morning, no concrete deals on tariffs, rare earths, or artificial intelligence have been confirmed, leaving analysts to question whether Beijing has gained the upper hand.
A Spectacle of Personal Diplomacy
Trump described the meeting as a 'great meeting' and quipped that Xi 'loves good granite,' while later claiming the two leaders have 'never gotten along better' at a state dinner. The visit was Xi's first to the United States in a decade, marked by grand gestures including a tour of White House construction projects and a ride aboard Marine One.
However, the Chinese leader's demeanor suggested he did not share Trump's enthusiasm for personal diplomacy. When Trump visited Beijing in May, Xi dispatched Vice President Han Zheng as his envoy, underscoring a clear asymmetry in engagement styles that experts say reveals the limits of Trump's approach to China.
Trade Truce Extended, But Substance Remains Thin
US Treasury Secretary Bessent announced that a trade truce set to expire in November would be extended until January, aiming to 'give us more time to see what we can do on the economic front.' The deal builds on the October 'Busan deal,' where Trump reduced tariffs in exchange for Beijing easing rare earth export controls, though the Financial Times reports the US believes China has not fully honored its supply commitments.
Trump offered vague remarks about 'progress' on Thursday, but no specific agreements on sectors or goods have been reported as of Friday morning. Pre-summit reports of a $30 billion in two-way tariff cuts remain unverified, and negotiations continue through the US-China 'Board of Trade,' which was established in May.
AI and Taiwan: Unresolved Fronts in a Frozen Rivalry
A US-China AI 'dialogue' was announced after Treasury Secretary Bessent and trade representative Greer met with Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng, but expectations for real cooperation remain low. Trump dismissed AI safety warnings as a 'hoax,' while unresolved issues include China's desire for advanced chips and the question of US secondary sanctions on Chinese banks linked to Iran.
The Taiwan issue also remains delicate. Trump delayed a $14 billion arms package for Taiwan passed by Congress in January, calling it a 'good bargaining chip' after the May summit. Xi reportedly urged Trump to 'adhere to the correct position of opposing Taiwan independence,' but the US has maintained its posture of 'strategic ambiguity,' avoiding an official stance on sovereignty.
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