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Chinese counterpart person

Named in 3 reports across 2 stories - 23 Sept – 13 Oct
23 Sept 202613 Oct 2026
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  1. ABC News (Australia)seen 26 Sept, 03:41headline rewrittenthe story

    Trump rolls out red carpet for Xi's US state visitXi's US arrival not covered by major TV outlets amid Trump media ban

Closest companions, sized by how often they share a report with Chinese counterpart. Lines between the outer names are their own relationships - names that appear together even without Chinese counterpart.

US president and Xi share 2 reportsPhilippine military and South China Sea share 1 reportWhite House and Xi share 1 reportUS-China and Xi share 1 reportTaiwan and Xi share 1 reportArmed Forces of the Philippines and South China Sea share 1 reportUS-China and White House share 1 reportTaiwan and US president share 1 reportmajor TV outlets and US share 1 reportUS and US president share 1 reportTaiwan and US share 1 reportUS-China and US president share 1 reportmajor TV outlets and US president share 1 reportmajor TV outlets and Taiwan share 1 reportArmed Forces of the Philippines and Philippine military share 1 reportUS president and White House share 1 reportUS and Xi share 1 reportmajor TV outlets and Xi share 1 reportChinese counterpartUS presidentUS president - 2 shared reports (person)XiXi - 2 shared reports (person)Armed Force…Armed Forces of the Philippines - 1 shared report (organization)major TV ou…major TV outlets - 1 shared report (organization)Philippine …Philippine military - 1 shared report (organization)South China SeaSouth China Sea - 1 shared report (place)TaiwanTaiwan - 1 shared report (place)USUS - 1 shared report (place)US-ChinaUS-China - 1 shared report (place)White HouseWhite House - 1 shared report (place)

The stories

Beijing decries ‘bullying’ US tech curbs that ensnare Chinese firms and products

151 outlets2 reports name Chinese counterpart5 Aug – 28 Oct

Taiwan begins military drills as China pressure grows

90 outlets1 report names Chinese counterpart5 Aug – 28 Oct

Who keeps naming them

Le Monde English1ABC News (Australia)1South China Morning Post1

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