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"China has zero interest to invade Taiwan and has never threatened to invade Taiwan."

“I think we’ll be just fine with China. China doesn’t want to do that [invade Taiwan].”

"There's no indications or warnings of anything imminent [China attacking Taiwan] at this time."

a P.L.A. takeover of Taiwan is not inevitable nor, perhaps, even likely in the next few years."

"I wouldn't say war is likely in the next few years, but I wouldn't say it's unlikely over the next couple of decades."

"I think they (the Chinese) have intention, but absolutely I think we can get to the end of this decade without them committing major aggression against Taiwan."

"[T]here might indeed be some greater willingness by Beijing to coerce (or even invade) Taiwan during a Trump administration."

"An invasion of Taiwan could happen within this decade."

"Global Guardian thinks that the window for conflict or a blockade is now open, with that window most likely remaining open between 2024 and 2028."

"The idea is that anything we are working on, anything that we are investing in, needs to be built with the assumption that sometime in 2027, China is going to move on Taiwan."

“Taiwan is clearly one of [China's] ambitions before that and I think the threat is manifest during this decade — in fact, in the next six years.”

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"I think, today, [China is] probably two years behind the top [AI] models [from the US]."

"Where China sits [in AI], I think, is very far behind the US."

"The United States is in a strong position to win the essential [AI] race with China."

"China will dominate AI."

"The combination with China's self-made chips + AI infrastructure stack will put China ahead of the US."

China would "undoubtedly come out on top [in the US-China AI race]."

"[I]t seems like the United States is really far ahead [when it comes to generative AI]."

"China will lead the world in AI development."

In 2025, "China will start to lead the AI race (as a consequence of leading the open-source AI race)."

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Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland on Wednesday, where President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump greeted him and his wife, Peng Liyuan, planeside to mark the start of a three-day state visit.

Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland on Wednesday, where President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump greeted him and his wife, Peng Liyuan, planeside to mark the start of a three-day state visit.

The welcome included a 21-gun salute, a 30-meter red carpet, a guard of honor and a flyover by two B-1 bombers. Six F-22 and six F-16 fighter jets were also lined up on the tarmac during the ceremony to welcome the Chinese leader.

The welcome included a 21-gun salute, a 30-meter red carpet, a guard of honor and a flyover by two B-1 bombers. Six F-22 and six F-16 fighter jets were also lined up on the tarmac during the ceremony to welcome the Chinese leader.

Trump's decision to greet Xi at the airport departs from American presidential custom, with the last such welcomes at Andrews outside papal visits attributed to John F. Kennedy in 1962 and Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1959.

Trump's decision to greet Xi at the airport departs from American presidential custom, with the last such welcomes at Andrews outside papal visits attributed to John F. Kennedy in 1962 and Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1959.

Questioning the scale of the welcome, Republican Sen. Roger Wicker, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said on the Senate floor that Trump must remember Xi is "a brutal, unelected and oppressive dictator."

Questioning the scale of the welcome, Republican Sen. Roger Wicker, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said on the Senate floor that Trump must remember Xi is "a brutal, unelected and oppressive dictator."

Talks on Thursday are expected to cover AI, trade and the Iran war, followed by a state dinner attended by technology executives. Trump and Xi will then visit the National Archives on Friday, following tea at the White House.

Talks on Thursday are expected to cover AI, trade and the Iran war, followed by a state dinner attended by technology executives. Trump and Xi will then visit the National Archives on Friday, following tea at the White House.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Wednesday that the tariff truce between the two countries, originally set to lapse Nov. 10, will now run until Jan. 10. He described the arrangement as an economic detente.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Wednesday that the tariff truce between the two countries, originally set to lapse Nov. 10, will now run until Jan. 10. He described the arrangement as an economic detente.

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Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived at Joint Base Andrews on Wednesday, where President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump greeted him and his wife, Peng Liyuan, planeside at the start of a three-day state visit.

Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived at Joint Base Andrews on Wednesday, where President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump greeted him and his wife, Peng Liyuan, planeside at the start of a three-day state visit.

Trump's decision to greet Xi at the airport departs from custom, with the last such welcomes at Andrews outside papal visits attributed to John F. Kennedy in 1962 and Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1959.

Trump's decision to greet Xi at the airport departs from custom, with the last such welcomes at Andrews outside papal visits attributed to John F. Kennedy in 1962 and Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1959.

Talks on Thursday are expected to cover AI, trade and the Iran war, followed by a state dinner attended by technology executives. Trump and Xi will visit the National Archives on Friday following tea at the White House.

Talks on Thursday are expected to cover AI, trade and the Iran war, followed by a state dinner attended by technology executives. Trump and Xi will visit the National Archives on Friday following tea at the White House.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Wednesday that the tariff truce between the two countries, originally set to lapse Nov. 10, will run until Jan. 10. He described the arrangement as an economic detente reached in Busan.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Wednesday that the tariff truce between the two countries, originally set to lapse Nov. 10, will run until Jan. 10. He described the arrangement as an economic detente reached in Busan.

Showing up planeside for Xi is strength, not surrender. The U.S.-China relationship will define this century, and freezing out the world's second-largest economy while it builds up its military is denial dressed up as toughness. Roll out the red carpet, extend the trade truce, open a channel on AI — then hold Beijing to every promise it makes.

Showing up planeside for Xi is strength, not surrender. The U.S.-China relationship will define this century, and freezing out the world's second-largest economy while it builds up its military is denial dressed up as toughness. Roll out the red carpet, extend the trade truce, open a channel on AI — then hold Beijing to every promise it makes.

Gunther Eagleman

Beijing armed Iran with intel used against U.S. troops, propped up Putin's war and strip-mined American AI companies at industrial scale. Rewarding that record with a military flyover, a state banquet and a president waiting on the tarmac buys nothing but a photo op Xi never bothered to reciprocate. That isn't America First. That is America on its knees.

Beijing armed Iran with intel used against U.S. troops, propped up Putin's war and strip-mined American AI companies at industrial scale. Rewarding that record with a military flyover, a state banquet and a president waiting on the tarmac buys nothing but a photo op Xi never bothered to reciprocate. That isn't America First. That is America on its knees.

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There is a 9% chance there will be a U.S.-China war before 2035, according to the Metaculus prediction community.

There is a 9% chance there will be a U.S.-China war before 2035, according to the Metaculus prediction community.

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Showing up planeside for Xi shows diplomatic strength. The U.S.-China relationship will define this century, and Trump is not interested in freezing out the world's second-largest economy while it builds up its military simply to pacify domestic politicians. The administration is right to be rolling out the red carpet as a means to a diplomatic end for the sake of future world security.

Showing up planeside for Xi shows diplomatic strength. The U.S.-China relationship will define this century, and Trump is not interested in freezing out the world's second-largest economy while it builds up its military simply to pacify domestic politicians. The administration is right to be rolling out the red carpet as a means to a diplomatic end for the sake of future world security.

Beijing armed Iran with intel used against U.S. troops, propped up Putin's war and strip-mined American AI companies at industrial scale. Rewarding that record with a military flyover, a state banquet and a president waiting on the tarmac does nothing but buy a photo op Xi never bothered to reciprocate. This visit reveals an America on its knees.

Beijing armed Iran with intel used against U.S. troops, propped up Putin's war and strip-mined American AI companies at industrial scale. Rewarding that record with a military flyover, a state banquet and a president waiting on the tarmac does nothing but buy a photo op Xi never bothered to reciprocate. This visit reveals an America on its knees.

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