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Why is Donald Trump visiting China now? BBC explains
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Why is Donald Trump visiting China now? BBC explains

May 13, 2026·Source: BBC News·7 views

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Laura Bicker breaks down what could be on the agenda for the US president and China’s leader as they meet in Beijing.

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