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China’s Xi revelled in his parade – leaving Trump to stamp his feet in Washington
Trump’s moves have undermined the West, and they’ve not only made Xi look good – but made him more powerful, writes world affairs editor Sam Kiley
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cnbc.com
China's Xi says the world faces 'peace or war' as Trump claims Beijing conspiring against U.S.
Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korea's Kim Jong Un are among the leaders from more than 20 countries attending the "Victory Day" military parade in Beijing.
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theguardian.com
Xi Jinping appears with Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un at China military parade
Trump criticises victory day event as China caps off a week of diplomatic grandstanding seen as a rebuke to the west
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bbc.com
China parade shows Xi as global leader, with military to rival US
President Xi shows off his power and influence in an open challenge to US supremacy and the world order.
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'All risk no reward': China spectacle shows dangers of Trump trade policy
Beijing's military parade shows how Trump has created new international bedfellows in just months, writes Anthony Zurcher.
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The Guardian view on Xi, Putin and Kim: heed China’s statement of intent, but don’t take it as fact | Editorial
Editorial: Images of the autocrats at Wednesday’s military parade reflected the shifting global order. But Donald Trump is hastening Beijing’s rise
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independent.co.uk
China’s Xi revelled in his parade – leaving Trump to stamp his feet in Washington
Trump’s moves have undermined the West, and they’ve not only made Xi look good – but made him more powerful, writes world affairs editor Sam Kiley
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Xi, Putin, Kim and the optics of a new world order
Alliance of global autocrats has been accelerated by Donald Trump’s use of political and economic pressure against friends and foes alike