/BREAKING NEWS: Xi, Trump agree to build stable China-U.S. relationship: Xinhua
- Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump agreed to build a stable China–U.S. relationship based on cooperation, limited competition, manageable differences and peace.
- Xi called for stronger communication between government departments, regular military dialogue and improved measures to prevent crises.
- The countries’ economic teams reached a new joint arrangement, and the leaders agreed to continue talks toward a broader agreement.
- Xi and Trump discussed artificial intelligence, Taiwan, international conflicts and support for each other’s 2026 APEC and G20 meetings.
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China-US relations are based on strategic stability based on respect and justice. Chinese President Xi Jinping made the statement at the end of his three-day state visit to the United States on Friday, according to Reuters. He also said that he and his US counterpart Donald Trump had agreed to give new meaning to the relationship between the two countries. According to the Xinhua News Agency, Xi spoke of the bright future of these relations. Tru…
The President of China, Xi Jinping, at a meeting with US President Donald Trump, stated that he wanted Beijing and Washington relations to be based on respect for each other and mutual benefit. "When the President visited China in May, we agreed on the prospect of building a constructive, strategic and stable relationship between China and the US," he said. "On this occasion we agreed to add content to the concept so that the relationship (...) …
Breaking News: Trump and Xi Jinping Make Significant Progress in U.S.-China Relations Toward Strategic Stable Relations
China-US strategic stability moves to an action agenda
Chinese President Xi Jinping used his state visit to Washington to press for the China-U.S. relationship to move from a shared political formula to practical work, telling President Donald Trump that their vision of “constructive strategic stability” should guide cooperation, competition and the management of disputes between the two countries now.
The coming months will determine whether the relationship between the US and China has actually improved.
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