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THE U.S. IS PUSHING BACK ON CHINA’S DEMAND FOR A TIGHTLY SCRIPTED TRILATERAL SUMMIT, WITH CHINA’S PLANS FOR THE SUMMIT RAISING DOUBTS ABOUT THE MEETING - WSJ CITING SOURCES
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The standoff centers on how much structure and pre-agreed choreography Washington is willing to accept, a format issue that has become a proxy for deeper disagreements between the two sides. The pushback matters because a trilateral format would mark a shift in diplomatic engagement among the U.S., China and a third partner, and unresolved procedural questions can delay or derail leader-level meetings. No specific dates, venues or participant names were disclosed in the report. What to watch next is whether the two sides compromise on the agenda and scripting, or whether the summit slips.
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