Is Donald Trump resorting to back channeling? Here's what he is planning to do during the Presidential inauguration

Donald Trump is known for his diplomatic back-channeling and opening up talks with powerful countries, when he was the President. With his second term beginning in January, there are major chances that he would be resorting to similar techniques right from the start of his Presidency, which would even include even those leaders with whom the United States has clashed with recently, says a CNN report.

Donald Trump's invite extends to 'friends and foes'?

Diplomatic relationships has always been priority one for Donald Trump, and his attempt to make them stronger with countries like China, North Korea and Russia is being seen as an attempt to initiate open dialogue with their leaders, who have often called out United States as their foe. However, Trump would also be reportedly be making sure that his allies are also made to feel welcome at the inauguration ceremony, which will see Joe Biden stepping down, and the current President-elect ascending to the most powerful position in the United States.

Who have been invited to Donald Trump's inauguration ceremony?

Trump has recently invited Xi Jinping, China's head of state, to join the inauguration ceremony proceedings, which has raised more than a few eyebrows, as it is a very rare case that a communist leader is asked to join an inauguration ceremony of a US President. El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Argentinean President Javier Milei are also on the invite list of Donald Trump, says CNN.

FAQs:

When is Donald Trump's inauguration ceremony?
The inauguration of Donald Trump as the 47th president of the US is scheduled to take place on January 20, 2025, at the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C.

Is Xi Jinping invited to Donald Trump' inauguration ceremony?
In a rather unusual move, Chinese Premier Xi Jinping has been invited by Donald Trump's team to attend the inauguration ceremony in January.