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Xi Urges UK to Protect Chinese Investors in Call With Burnham

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 08 September 2026, 12:53 UTC By Foster Wong 1 min read
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China’s President Xi Jinping urged Britain to protect the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese investors in his first phone call with UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham, saying the two countries’ common interests outweigh their differences.

China’s President Xi Jinping urged Britain to protect the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese investors in his first phone call with UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham, saying the two countries’ common interests outweigh their differences.
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