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Xi Jinping Declines Trump’s Inauguration Invitation Amid Tariff Concerns

Xi Jinping will not attend Trump’s inauguration, citing diplomatic risks, as discussions on trade tensions continue.

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Chinese President Xi Jinping is unlikely to attend President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration on January 20. Trump had extended an invitation, which was conveyed informally, but experts suggest the diplomatic risks outweigh the benefits. While the Chinese ambassador to the US will attend, Xi's absence reflects cautions over the guest list and ongoing trade tensions, as Trump plans to impose significant tariffs on Chinese imports. Additionally, Trump's cabinet picks, known for their hardline stance on China, further complicate U.S.-China relations.

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