Pomp prevails over substance as Trump hosts Xi
Fanfare masks some of the US president’s own troubles, including his war in Iran and plummeting domestic popularity
Pomp prevails over substance as Trump hosts Xi
Fanfare masks some of the US president’s own troubles, including his war in Iran and plummeting domestic popularity
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