China’s Xi holds call with Trump: State media reports


Relations between the world’s two largest economies stabilised after Xi (left) and Trump (right) reached a one-year trade truce in South Korea last year. - AFP

BEIJING: Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump held talks over the phone on Wednesday (Feb 4), according to state media Xinhua News Agency.

No further details were provided in the Xinhua report. Their talks came hours after the Chinese leader spoke with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin.

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