Xi Jinping Takes the Helm at APEC Amid Global Trade Tensions
Chinese President Xi Jinping is at the forefront of the Pacific Rim leaders' gathering in South Korea, following a temporary trade truce with the U.S. Focused on supply chains, the meeting includes Xi's discussions with leaders from Canada and Japan, amid complex geopolitical and trade dynamics.
 
 At the forefront of the Pacific Rim leaders' assembly in South Korea, Chinese President Xi Jinping navigates complex trade and geopolitical waters. The meeting follows a temporary truce with U.S. President Donald Trump over trade disputes, notably concerning rare earth exports, pivotal for global supply chains.
Attention focuses on Xi’s engagements with Japan’s newly elected leader, Sanae Takaichi. Takaichi’s assertive security stance poses a potential hurdle to previously stable relations, reflecting Japan's military strategic shifts amid ongoing tensions with China.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney aims to reshape relations with China following fraught interactions under his predecessor. Marked by historical tensions, the dialogue seeks new economic opportunities as Canada looks beyond its trade dependence on the United States.
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