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Biden Meets Xi in Bali and the PRC Calculus on Ukraine

Bill Bishop
Nov 18, 2022
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The meeting between US and Chinese delegations at the G-20, the political and structural challenges that may complicate efforts to rebuild the US-China relationship, varied interests underlying the PRC's recent statements about the invasion of Ukraine, Justin Trudeau's tense exchange with Xi, and controversial thoughts on moon cakes. 

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