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Trade, Taiwan and ‘strategic stability’: key Xi-Trump takeaways overall (opens the original)
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Chinese leader’s whirlwind US state visit rich in pageantry sees American president pull out all the stops They also attended a state dinner in Xi’s honour with top business leaders, held a tea meeting and visited the National Archives. Here are the key takeaways. Both sides also finalised the Board of Trade mechanism and are set to announce non-sensitive sectors and products capped at US$30 billion each for tariff reduction. US trade chief Jamieson Greer told CNBC on Friday that Washington and
Trump hails WWII ‘ally’ China as Xi tells of bonds ‘forged in blood and fire’ (opens the original)
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Both leaders repeatedly refer to joint fight against Japan in highlighting history of cooperation and need for common ground In a surprise nod to shared history, US President Donald Trump called China a World War II ally as he welcomed Xi Jinping to the White House on Thursday ahead of summit talks. “If we focus on our common interests, I’m confident there is much we can achieve,” Trump said in the White House foyer during the state welcome ceremony ahead of formal talks with the Chinese preside
Exclusive | Split on US investments stalls Chinese business visit alongside Xi, sources say (opens the original)
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With the window for travel narrowing by the hour, uncertainty surrounds the inclusion of corporate leaders in China’s delegation The window for travel is narrowing by the hour for these Chinese business leaders. Xi left China on Wednesday afternoon Beijing time for his first state visit to the US in more than a decade. He is accompanied by first lady Peng Liyuan, chief of staff Cai Qi, and Foreign Minister Wang Yi, among others, state news agency Xinhua said in a brief report. Xi and Peng will b
Rare earths friction threatens to stall trade truce extension ahead of Xi summit (opens the original)
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US trade representative blames China for creating ‘uncertainty’ but observers point to benefits for both sides in delaying agreement “They have limited rare earth exports. They’ve controlled them,” Greer said in an interview with Bloomberg News. “President Xi and President Trump have a good relationship, but we need these extensions or other things to go incrementally to make sure that there’s compliance.”
Exclusive | US weighs delaying Taiwan arms sales until after Apec and G20 summits (opens the original)
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Sources say the decision is expected to be a compromise between Donald Trump, Washington’s China hawks and Taipei’s lobbyists One source said Trump was considering various options to postpone the signing of Taiwan arms sales, but the final outcome would be a “compromise between him, the China hawks and Taiwan’s lobbyists”. “President Trump has considered delaying the [Taiwan] arms sales decision till end 2028 or January 2029, that is, towards the end of his current term. However, he faced very l
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