US president Trump received at the airport by an employee of the Chinese President's office.
US-CHINA: THE SUMMIT OF TECHNOFEUDALISM
1/ The CEOs who traveled with Trump to China aren't his entourage; they are the Board of Directors of the new economic system dominated by the big tech corporations. Those that Varoufakis defined, warning us, as "Technofeudalists":
2/ When BlackRock, Apple, Nvidia, Goldman Sachs, and Tesla sit at a table with Xi Jinping, it's not about diplomacy—it's the 'board' of a nation whose president is merely the elected manager. A nation whose leadership no longer follows the outdated logics of democracy.
3/ This visit has ended the democratic illusion and the rhetoric of separation between State and Market. Foreign policy, as can be seen, is technological and isn't being decided in the State Department, but in the offices of those who manage the world's GDP.
[Quotations from the X-account of Adrián Ramírez, a journalist based in Buenos Aires and Madrid]
Trump in Beijing posing for the US Midterm Elections
Results of the Meeting:
The visit ends and the real inspection begins.
Trump has now left China, but the impact of the visit is just beginning to show.
If summed up in one sentence, the outcome of the visit was: Politically, the tone has been redefined, mechanisms have been set up on economic and trade, and communication has been resumed on security, but the agreement in substance remains to be seen.
This is not a summit to completely resolve the structural contradictions between China and the United States, nor is it a visit to publish a large-scale agreement package. It's more like a stability summit: Both sides realize that Sino-US relations cannot continue to be pushed out of control by the tariff war, the Taiwan issue, the technological blockade and the international crisis, so communication channels and negotiation frameworks need to be reset.
[Chinese Radio Seattle, US based station on May 15, 2026]


























