Wang-Rubio Call: Taiwan, Summits Top Agenda

0:00It's April 30th. Welcome in. This is Global News Today, where the world meets AI, I'm Cory with the story. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi just had a key phone call with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, stressing that both nations need to gear up for. Some major high-level talks, Wang made it clear that Taiwan remains the biggest risk to their relationship, calling it a core interest for China and urged the US to stick to. Its word to boost cooperation and world peace. This chat happened on Thursday, April 30th, just weeks before a planned mid-May summit between President Trump and Xi Jinping in Beijing. Wang noted that under their leadership, ties between the two biggest economies have stayed mostly stable. Their last base to face was back in Munich this past February, when trade tensions were cooling off after a fragile tear of truce from the Trump XE. Meeting in South Korea last October. Meanwhile, this marks the first known call between them since US and Israeli strikes hit

1:03Iran on February 28th. They also touched on the Middle East situation, though details stayed light. Wang pushed for protecting that hard-won stability, wrapping up cooperation, and handling differences smartly to keep things on track for those. Upcoming summits