Headline: UNCAPTIONED: Xi Targets U.S. in Summit Speech
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Xi Targets U.S. in Summit Speech. At a major international summit in Tianjin, Chinese President Xi Jinping denounced what he called "bullying practices," remarks widely seen as directed at former U.S. President Donald Trump. Speaking alongside Russian leader Vladimir Putin, Xi positioned China as a defender of fairness and justice, urging nations to reject Cold War mentality and bloc confrontations. The comments come as Trump’s tariffs continue to target China and India, accusing New Delhi of aiding Russia through cheap oil purchases. Addressing about 20 world leaders, including India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Xi pledged that the Shanghai Cooperation Organization would back a multilateral trading system. Founded in 2001 as a counterbalance to NATO, the SCO now includes 10 full members and 16 partner states - According to Politico. The summit leads into Wednesday’s Victory Day parade in Beijing, where Putin, North Korea’s Kim Jong Un, and other global leaders are expected to attend.
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