Joe Biden has said he does not believe China has any ‘imminent’ plans to invade Taiwan but objected to its ‘coercive and increasingly aggressive actions’ toward the island in his first in-person meeting with Xi Jinping since they became leaders. Speaking after they met on Monday at a luxury resort hotel in Bali, Indonesia, where they are attending the G20 summit, Biden said he and the Chinese leader had been ‘candid and clear’ with each other on subjects ranging from Taiwan to trade. The meeting, which lasted more than three hours, was seen as an attempt to reduce tensions that have brought US-China relations to their lowest ebb in decades.
Joe Biden does not believe China has ‘imminent’ plans to invade Taiwan – video
Nov 14, 2022