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By Trevor Hunnicutt, Yimou Lee and Ben Blanchard WASHINGTON, Sept 22 (Reuters) - China's Xi Jinping is expected to press US President Donald Trump to halt Taiwan arms sales under a 1982 joint statement during a visit to Washington this week,
China is now requiring permits for exports to the U.S., Mexico, and Canada of two additional chemicals used to make illegal drugs. The Commerce Ministry announced the new regulations ahead of
Manufacturers are struggling with constrained supplies as U.S. and Chinese officials negotiate over export restrictions with consequences for global industry.
As Chinese President Xi Jinping embarks on his first state visit to the US in more than a decade, he will be welcomed with full military honors, a formal White House ceremony, and a rare flyover by some of America’s most advanced warplanes.
A US battery startup that scrapped plans to make Kentucky the site of its first factory has instead built it in China, exposing the limits of President Donald Trump's efforts to lure manufacturing home just as he welcomes Chinese President Xi Jinping for a summit.
In recent days Washington has faced calls to slow down the development of AI over fears abouts its potential negative impact on humanity. Trump has largely dismissed those concerns, arguing that there are sufficient policies around AI and that the US cannot lose its edge to China.
After the arrival event on Thursday, First Lady Melania Trump and Peng Liyuan will visit the Smithsonian National Museum of Asian Art, where they will view works highlighting artistic achievement and cultural exchange between the
China said President Xi Jinping will travel to the US to meet President Donald Trump, a visit that comes with a one-year trade truce winding down.
US Treasury secretary Scott Bessent said the two sides had negotiated the creation of an AI dialogue mechanism, which was floated when Trump met Xi in Beijing in May, in talks with Chinese vice-premier He Lifeng in New York on Sunday.
The two countries remain locked in competition over AI and trade while also seeking greater leverage on sensitive geopolitical issues, including Iran and Taiwan.
China bought more US soybeans just days ahead of a key leaders’ summit, a sign of further progress toward Beijing’s pledge to boost purchases of American farm goods.