China Rejects "Chinese Spy" Allegation as Groundless Smear, Comments on Leaders' Interactions
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun took questions on several topics at the regular press conference on November 10, including rejecting the so-called "Chinese spy" allegation, describing communication on interactions between the Chinese and U.S. presidents, and responding to a question about a possible trilateral meeting among the United States, Russia and China.
On the "Chinese spy" allegation, Guo said China has stated its position on multiple occasions and that the claim is nothing but a groundless smear against China. Asked about the nationality and whereabouts of the individual involved, Guo said he could not confirm them and noted that China had already responded to the matter the previous day.
On interactions between the Chinese and U.S. presidents this year, Guo said the two sides are maintaining communication regarding interactions between the two heads of state. Asked whether the leaders of the United States, Russia and China might hold a trilateral meeting on the margins of the APEC meeting touching on nuclear arms control, Guo said China is in communication with relevant parties and had no information to offer on the specific question at the moment.
(Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China)
Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China
Published by GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
Photo: 图：中国外交部发言人郭嘉昆在例行记者会上（2026年11月10日）。中国外交部官网。 / Photo: Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun at the regular press conference on November 10, 2026. Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China.
