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After Biden meeting, Xi says door to US-China relations ‘will not be closed again’

By France24
19 November 2023   |   2:03 pm
Chinese President Xi Jinping sought to charm elite US executives at a dinner in San Francisco Wednesday after meeting with his US counterpart Joe Biden. The business community stands to benefit from improved relations between the two superpowers. Also in this edition, we look at Thailand's proposal to build a "land bridge" that would connect the Indian and Pacific oceans.

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