Message from Xi to Trump via Biden: “The attempt to stop China will not succeed”

President of the United States of America, Joe Bideny el mandaterio de China, Xi Jinpingse reunieron por ultima vez en Lima, shows the syntony y algunos avances en la que both reconocieron como “the world's most important bilateral relations”al tiempo que They sent veiled messages to Donald Trump. Xi affirmed China's willingness to work with the new American administration to engage, expand cooperation and manage differences. “The attempt to stop China will not succeed.”

At the beginning of the meeting in Lima, at the closing of the meeting of APEC leaders, attended by both leaders, Xi assured that he is ready to work with the new administration of Trumpque asumirá el poder el 20 de enero, y trabajar para “communicate, expand cooperation and manage differencesWe are working for a stable transition.”

Xi also offered a cautionary message aimed more at Trump than at Biden:The two countries must promote the welfare of their people and the common interests of the international community. tomar decisions sabias, seguir explorando la mejor manera de que las dos grandes naciones se lleven bien y alcancen una larga pacifica coexistence”.

“The United States recently concluded its elections. The goal of China's China-EE.UU relationship. stable, you y sostenible no ha cambiado“, he added.

For his part, Biden reflected on the “many hours” he spent in his four years in office and the progress made on surveillance issues since his three bilateral meetings with Xi and the last meeting last year in Woodside, California. de narcoticos como el fentanilo or comunicación militar.

The modo de consejo – para algunos, a veiled message to Trump on how to restore relations with Beijing – read: “You should never have honest conversations. al mismo nivel y creo que eso es vital.”

Un acuerdo histórico in Lima

According to the White House, Biden and Xi reached an agreement this Saturday “The need to maintain human control over the decision to use nuclear weapons” y avoid having an artificial intelligence (IA) system make key decisions.

White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan said at a press conference that the directive was the first time the nuclear doctrine had been reaffirmed between two major rivals, and he later called it “significant.” up to 40 minutes

“We have to start from a certain point, the basic principles, and build from there the need to develop a common base for reducing nuclear risk, and a good starting point is the direct suggestion that there should be human control in decisions about that. “Uso de armas nucleares” was shown.

Corresponds to Pasar el Trump

The White House tried to present an image of normality during the trip to Peru, which will continue on Sunday with a visit to Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) to participate in the G20 summit. Trump's arrival has not been the protagonist of talks with partners such as Japan or South Korea.

Sullivan reiterated that they are not commenting on possible policies Trump might adopt on international trade or foreign relations, but “it's a clear fact that there will be a new administration on January 20th, and he (Biden) has reinforced that point.” these are the next two months.” Son un tiempo de transition en los Estados Unidos y un tiempo “The stability of relations with the EU and China is important.”.

The meeting had a clear flavor of a turning point and a farewell, and Sullivan, a key actor in the complicated relationship with Beijing, was unusually candid about how he would handle it, as he weaved through members of the meeting on a visit to China in August. Washington-Beijing relations have been strained by issues such as the presence of North Korea in Russia, the Kremlin's support for the military industry, or territorial pressures in the South China Sea or against Taiwan.

“Leadership relations are vital to responsibly manage competition between the EU and China. The tone is set at the top. This comes from an understanding reached between Presidents Biden and Xi (…) esto ha sido crítico (…) Creo que la dinámica personales nos han ayudado a gestionar la relación”, Resumió Sullivan.