Xi Jinping

Under Xi's leadership, the June Fourth anniversary has been met with its most comprehensive suppression to date, including digital censorship, physical surveillance of victims' families, and the effective elimination of Hong Kong's annual vigil via the National Security Law.

Xi is visiting Pyongyang on June 8 for the first time in seven years, following separate summits with both Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, deepening a three-way authoritarian alliance.

Xi arrived in Pyongyang for a two-day state visit, his first to North Korea since 2019, pledging unwavering support for Kim Jong-un amid North Korea's expanding nuclear and conventional weapons capacity.

Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Pyongyang for a rare state visit, his first in seven years, aimed at reinvigorating the China-North Korea alliance amid separate confrontations both countries face with the United States.

Xi held phone calls and face-to-face meetings with Donald Trump in early April and late April 2017, establishing two new dialogue mechanisms and pledging cooperation on the Korean Peninsula.

Following a call with Donald Trump, Xi reaffirmed that Taiwan represents the core of China's core interests, signaling zero tolerance for any Taiwan independence moves.

Xi arrived in Pyongyang for a two-day visit to North Korea, his first in nearly seven years, aimed at revitalising China-North Korea ties strained by Covid-era trade decline and Pyongyang's closeness with Russia.

Xi is traveling to North Korea in what analysts describe as a bid to reassert Chinese influence over an emboldened Kim Jong Un, whose nuclear arsenal is expanding and whose alliance with Russia is deepening.

Xi is visiting Pyongyang on June 8 for the first time in seven years, following separate summits with the US and Russian presidents, deepening a three-way authoritarian alignment.

Xi held two phone calls with Donald Trump and a summit meeting, pledging mutually beneficial cooperation and close communication on the Korean Peninsula situation.