As part of the agreement, Trump announces a reduction in tariffs on Chinese imports, signaling a new phase in US–China trade relations.


US-China trade deal: Trump says China rare earths deal is one year, extendable 

Donald Trump hails his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping as a “great success”, following intense trade and diplomacy talks in South Korea.
As part of the agreement, Trump announces a reduction in tariffs on Chinese imports, signaling a new phase in US–China trade relations.

Trump Xi Meeting: Trump Calls Xi Talks ‘Great Success,’ Cuts China Tariffs | WION 

US-China: US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping signed a landmark one-year rare earth minerals supply deal during a historic meeting in Busan, South Korea. The agreement aims to stabilize critical supply chains in technology and defense sectors. 

Trump and Xi Sign One-Year Rare Earths Deal, US Cuts China's Fentanyl Tariffs

President Donald Trump has expressed optimism ahead of his upcoming meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, emphasizing the potential for progress amid ongoing U.S.-China trade tensions. The meeting is expected to address critical economic and diplomatic issues shaping global markets.

Trump and Xi Set for High-stakes Meet in South Korea's Busan

President Donald Trump embarks on a high-profile Asia tour, meeting with key leaders including China’s Xi Jinping and potentially North Korea’s Kim Jong-un.


Trump Visits Asia: US President Will Be Attending APEC Summit in South Korea

President Donald Trump embarks on a high-profile Asia tour, meeting with key leaders including China’s Xi Jinping and potentially North Korea’s Kim Jong-un.

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Trump Visits Asia: Trump To Meet Chinese President Xi Jinping, Meeting with Kim Jong-Un On Cards

U.S. President Donald Trump is set to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping in South Korea, a surprise development with the potential to reshape the tone of U.S.-China relations amid ongoing tensions.
The meeting comes at a time of economic rivalry, global security concerns, and shifting alliances in the Indo-Pacific region.

US-China trade meet: Trump prepares for high-profile meeting with Xi in South Korea next week

US President Trump expressed optimism about securing a "Fair" trade deal with China.
However, he warned that the highly anticipated one-to-one meeting with Chinese premier Xi Jinping at the APEC Summit next week might still be cancelled.
Trump cited the unpredictable nature of international diplomacy.

US-China ties: Trump expects a 'fair' trade deal with Xi at the APEC summit

United States President Donald Trump has said he will visit China early next year after receiving an invitation from Beijing.

“I’ve been invited to go to China, and I’ll be doing that sometime fairly early next year. We have it sort of set,” Trump told reporters at the White House on Monday.

Trump Says He's Been Invited To China, Plans China Visit Early Next Year

President Donald Trump brushed off a possible Chinese invasion of Taiwan on Monday, making a rare remark about how his administration views the future of the island amid increasing threats from Beijing.


Trump Expresses Confidence in His Bond With Xi Jinping, Voices Doubt That China Would Invade Taiwan

China accused Britain on Monday of lacking "credibility and ethics" after the UK government postponed a decision on whether to approve Beijing's plan to build a new embassy in London.
China's plans to build its biggest embassy in Europe near the Tower of London have stalled for the past three years because of opposition from local residents, lawmakers and Hong Kong pro-democracy campaigners in Britain.


China Slams Britain For Delaying Embassy Plan Amid Reported Assurances to China

US President voices doubt that China would invade Taiwan 

U.S. President Donald Trump remains on track to meet Chinese leader Xi Jinping in South Korea in late October, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said, as both sides looked to ease tensions following fresh tariff threats and export controls.


Trump and Xi could meet at APEC summit in South Korea 

US President Donald Trump imposed 100 percent tariffs on China from November 1st.
He also threatened to cancel his in-person meeting with Chinese president Xi Jinping at the APEC summit later this month.
The fears of a global disruption in trade sent wall street stocks stumbling, wiping out 1.65 trillion dollars in market value.

$1.65 Trillion Wiped Out From Wall Street

Tensions between the U.S. and China are set to escalate sharply after former President Donald Trump abruptly canceled a high-stakes meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in South Korea. The canceled talks were expected to address the looming tariff standoff and growing economic friction between the two superpowers. With both sides hardening positions, fears of a renewed trade war are rising, threatening global markets and diplomatic stability in East Asia.

Trump Escalates Trade War With China, Announces Additional 100% Tariff

Trump Announces New 100% China Tariff, Keeps Door Open to Xi Meeting

U.S Prez Trump Slams China In Latest Post: Will Trade Ties Breakdown?

Trump Cancels Meeting With Xi Jinping in South Korea

Donald Trump says soybeans will be a key issue when he meets Chinese President Xi Jinping at the APEC summit in South Korea. US farmers continue to suffer after a tariff war with China saw agricultural exports plunge. The American Soybean Association is urging urgent trade action, as Brazil and Argentina dominate the market left behind by US losses.

Trump-Xi meeting: Focus on soybeans after tariff clash

The Chinese Ambassador to India, Xu Feihong, has said that the meeting between PM Modi, and Chinese President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the Tianjin SCO summit brought a "new level of improvement" in ties. The meeting, on 31st August, was the 2nd bilateral meeting between the 2 leaders since the meeting on the sidelines of the Kazan BRICS summit last year.&nbsp;&nbsp;Speaking at the country's national day celebrations, Ambassador Feihong said, "we stand ready to work with the Indian side to follow the guidance of the important common understandings between our two leaders, and advance China-India relations on the track of sound and stable development".&nbsp;Both sides are working to start direct flights that have been suspended since the COVID pandemic. Earlier this year, the Kailash Mansarovar yatra resumed as well,&nbsp;with the first batch of Indian pilgrims going to the holy mountain. More than 700 official pilgrims and nearly 20,000 private pilgrims have been to the Kailash pilgrimage this year.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Ambassador called the 2 countries to "uphold a strategic perspective" and as two "major ancient civilizations and large developing countries, the relationship between China and India has transcended bilateral scope and bears global and strategic significance". He said, China-India economic and trade cooperation "continues to expand and has great potential".&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;From January to August this year, bilateral trade in goods grew 10.4% year on year to 102 billion USD.&nbsp; By September 22nd, the Chinese embassy and consulates in India&nbsp;had&nbsp;issued over 265,000 visas to Indian citizens. Ties between the 2 Asian major economies were on a downward trajectory after the 2020 Galwan clashes.&nbsp;In what is a clear message to Washington, DC, the ambassador said, India and China should "&nbsp;firmly oppose" any "form of tariff and trade wars, jointly defend the common interests of the Global South, and build a community with a shared future for humanity." Trump has imposed tariffs on both India and China. During his UNGA address, Trump singled out both countries for being the "primary funders" of the war in Ukraine.&nbsp;

Xu Feihong called the both countries to "uphold a strategic perspective" and as two "major ancient civilizations and large developing countries, the relationship between China and India has transcended bilateral scope and bears global and strategic significance".

The Chinese Ambassador to India, Xu Feihong, has said that the meeting between PM Modi, and Chinese President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the Tianjin SCO summit brought a "new level of improvement" in ties. The meeting, on 31st August, was the 2nd bilateral meeting between the 2 leaders since the meeting on the sidelines of the Kazan BRICS summit last year. Speaking at the country's national day celebrations, Ambassador Feihong said, "we stand ready to work with the Indian side to follow the guidance of the important common understandings between our two leaders, and advance China-India relations on the track of sound and stable development". Both sides are working to start direct flights that have been suspended since the COVID pandemic. Earlier this year, the Kailash Mansarovar yatra resumed as well, with the first batch of Indian pilgrims going to the holy mountain. More than 700 official pilgrims and nearly 20,000 private pilgrims have been to the Kailash pilgrimage this year. The Ambassador called the 2 countries to "uphold a strategic perspective" and as two "major ancient civilizations and large developing countries, the relationship between China and India has transcended bilateral scope and bears global and strategic significance". He said, China-India economic and trade cooperation "continues to expand and has great potential". From January to August this year, bilateral trade in goods grew 10.4% year on year to 102 billion USD. By September 22nd, the Chinese embassy and consulates in India had issued over 265,000 visas to Indian citizens. Ties between the 2 Asian major economies were on a downward trajectory after the 2020 Galwan clashes. In what is a clear message to Washington, DC, the ambassador said, India and China should " firmly oppose" any "form of tariff and trade wars, jointly defend the common interests of the Global South, and build a community with a shared future for humanity." Trump has imposed tariffs on both India and China. During his UNGA address, Trump singled out both countries for being the "primary funders" of the war in Ukraine.

Xu Feihong called the both countries to "uphold a strategic perspective" and as two "major ancient civilizations and large developing countries, the relationship between China and India has transcended bilateral scope and bears global and strategic significance".

'New Level of Improvement' in India, China ties after PM Modi, Prez Xi meet: Amb Xu Feihong

 After Friday's much anticipated call with Chinese President Xi Jinping, US President Donald Trump touted progress on many very important issues.
Trump also said he will meet Xi in person at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit next month.
He also praised their efforts towards finalising a deal on TikTok.

 Trump Says He Will Meet Xi At APEC Summit

US President Donald Trump declined to approve $400 million in military aid to Taiwan in recent months while negotiating on trade and a potential summit with Beijing.

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U.S. President Donald Trump is preparing for a possible meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, with discussions tied to his likely visit to South Korea for the APEC Summit in October. Xi recently invited Trump and Melania to China, and the Korea trip could also open the door to talks with Kim Jong Un.


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China's President Xi Jinping called on Thursday for closer coordination with North Korea in global and regional affairs, state media reported, as the leaders of the two nuclear-armed neighbours held their first meeting in six years.



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China has defended its decision to invite Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un to a World War II commemoration in Beijing, after Donald Trump accused them of using the event to plot against the United States. The American president fired off a sarcastic post on Truth Social after seeing Putin and Kim standing alongside Chinese leader Xi Jinping at a massive military parade in the capital. “Give my warmest regards to Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un, as you conspire against the United States of America,” Trump wrote.Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-no-one-has-been-conspiring-no-conspiracies-at-all-russia-responds-to-trump-s-plotting-against-us-claim-about-putin-xi-and-kim-1756891592323">'No one has been conspiring, no conspiracies at all': Russia responds to Trump's ‘plotting against US’ claim about Putin, Xi and Kim</a><h2>Beijing says event was about peace, not politics</h2>Responding to Trump’s comments, China’s foreign ministry said the gathering was to mark 80 years since the end of World War II, and was not aimed at any third country. “It is to work together with peace-loving countries and peoples to remember history, cherish the memory of the martyrs, cherish peace, and create the future,” ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun told reporters. “China’s development of diplomatic relations with any country is never directed against any third party,” he added.Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/donald-trump-china-victory-day-military-parade-live-updates-xi-jinping-putin-kim-jong-un-latest-1756866102561">‘Say hi to Putin and Kim as you plot against US’: Trump’s sarcastic jab at Xi on China’s Victory Day - Is the US president paranoid or just bitter?</a><h2>Russia calls Trump’s claim ironic</h2>The Kremlin dismissed Trump’s claims of conspiracy, with officials saying there had been no such discussions between the three leaders. Kremlin aide Dmitry Ushakov said, “I want to say that no conspiracies have been arranged, no one has been conspiring, no conspiracies at all, and moreover, none of these three leaders have even entertained such thoughts.”He added that Moscow recognises the role Washington plays in global politics, “Furthermore, I can say that everyone understands the role played by the United States, the current administration of President Trump, and President Trump personally in the current international dynamics.”<h2>EU also critical of Beijing’s parade</h2>It wasn’t just Trump who criticised the event. The European Union’s top diplomat, Kaja Kallas, said the sight of Xi, Putin and Kim together was part of a wider push to create an anti-Western “new world order” and amounted to “a direct challenge to the international system built on rules”. Beijing, however, hit back strongly. Guo accused Kallas of “ideological bias” and of deliberately stirring confrontation.“The remarks made by a certain EU official are full of ideological bias, lack basic historical knowledge, and blatantly stir up confrontation and conflict,” Guo said.He added, “We hope that those people will abandon their frog-in-the-well prejudice and arrogance…and do more things that are conducive to world peace and stability and China-Europe relations.”

China defended inviting Putin and Kim to a WWII commemoration after Trump accused them of plotting against the US. Beijing insisted the event promoted peace and wasn’t aimed at any country.

China has defended its decision to invite Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un to a World War II commemoration in Beijing, after Donald Trump accused them of using the event to plot against the United States. The American president fired off a sarcastic post on Truth Social after seeing Putin and Kim standing alongside Chinese leader Xi Jinping at a massive military parade in the capital. “Give my warmest regards to Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un, as you conspire against the United States of America,” Trump wrote. Also read: 'No one has been conspiring, no conspiracies at all': Russia responds to Trump's ‘plotting against US’ claim about Putin, Xi and Kim Beijing says event was about peace, not politics Responding to Trump’s comments, China’s foreign ministry said the gathering was to mark 80 years since the end of World War II, and was not aimed at any third country. “It is to work together with peace-loving countries and peoples to remember history, cherish the memory of the martyrs, cherish peace, and create the future,” ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun told reporters. “China’s development of diplomatic relations with any country is never directed against any third party,” he added. Also read: ‘Say hi to Putin and Kim as you plot against US’: Trump’s sarcastic jab at Xi on China’s Victory Day - Is the US president paranoid or just bitter? Russia calls Trump’s claim ironic The Kremlin dismissed Trump’s claims of conspiracy, with officials saying there had been no such discussions between the three leaders. Kremlin aide Dmitry Ushakov said, “I want to say that no conspiracies have been arranged, no one has been conspiring, no conspiracies at all, and moreover, none of these three leaders have even entertained such thoughts.” He added that Moscow recognises the role Washington plays in global politics, “Furthermore, I can say that everyone understands the role played by the United States, the current administration of President Trump, and President Trump personally in the current international dynamics.” EU also critical of Beijing’s parade It wasn’t just Trump who criticised the event. The European Union’s top diplomat, Kaja Kallas, said the sight of Xi, Putin and Kim together was part of a wider push to create an anti-Western “new world order” and amounted to “a direct challenge to the international system built on rules”. Beijing, however, hit back strongly. Guo accused Kallas of “ideological bias” and of deliberately stirring confrontation. “The remarks made by a certain EU official are full of ideological bias, lack basic historical knowledge, and blatantly stir up confrontation and conflict,” Guo said. He added, “We hope that those people will abandon their frog-in-the-well prejudice and arrogance…and do more things that are conducive to world peace and stability and China-Europe relations.”

China defended inviting Putin and Kim to a WWII commemoration after Trump accused them of plotting against the US. Beijing insisted the event promoted peace and wasn’t aimed at any country.

'Not directed against anyone': China rejects Trump’s claim of anti-US ‘conspiracy’ with Putin and Kim

China marked the 80th anniversary of its WWII victory with a lavish military parade that doubled as a showcase of its modern military might. Under President Xi Jinping’s watch, the People’s Liberation Army displayed its full nuclear triad—land, air, and sea-launched capabilities—for the first time. Hypersonic anti-ship missiles, underwater drones, advanced laser and microwave systems, stealth drones, and even “robotic wolves” were unveiled, signaling China's intent to challenge global powers like the U.S.

China's 80th anniversary commemorative gala | Cutting-edge weaponry showcased

China showcased its military prowess and strengthening alliances with Russia and North Korea in a grand military parade, highlighting President Xi Jinping's vision for a new global order. The event, marking the 80th anniversary of Japan's defeat in World War II, featured advanced military hardware, including hypersonic missiles and drones, and signaled China's growing ambitions as a global power.

Xi Jinping flanked by Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-Un | Trump cries anti-U.S. conspiracy

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday accused Chinese President Xi Jinping of "conspiring against" America after North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Russian President Vladimir Putin attended China's largest-ever military parade.


Trump accuses Xi of conspiring against Us with Putin & Kim

China unveiled a sweeping display of new military hardware in Beijing on Wednesday, marking the 80th anniversary of Japan’s defeat and the end of World War Two.

China unveiled a sweeping display of new military hardware in Beijing on Wednesday, marking the 80th anniversary of Japan’s defeat and the end of World War Two.

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