US-China Summit Reduced to Ceremonial Scorecard as Leaders Trade Nothing But Greetings
With trade, AI and the Iran war set aside, officials confirm the two-day summit will now consist entirely of ranking arrival ceremonies.
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With trade, AI and the Iran war set aside, officials confirm the two-day summit will now consist entirely of ranking arrival ceremonies.
Officials say the review period is routine for any head of state selected personally, with a check-in scheduled for day forty-five.
Diplomats reportedly set aside the usual minutes in favor of a trading screen, adjourning whenever crude dips low enough to count as progress.
Officials confirm the two leaders will skip the meeting entirely, sending a rotating panel of correspondents to explain in real time what would have happened.
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Officials say due process must be observed before any fin can be legally pursued.