US EditionChina, Vietnam sign deals as Xi visits Hanoi amid US tariff tensions
- Xi Jinping signed numerous cooperation agreements with Vietnam during his visit to Hanoi, focusing on supply chains, artificial intelligence, and agricultural products.
- The deals aimed to align Vietnam's infrastructure with China's Belt and Road Initiative and weaken both countries' exposure to U.S. tariffs.
- Vietnam continues to negotiate to avoid U.S. tariffs set to resume in July, as it seeks to balance relations with both China and the United States.
- Experts suggest that while Xi aims to strengthen ties in Southeast Asia, Vietnam remains cautious about aligning too closely with China due to its reliance on U.S. markets.
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In the trade war with the US, China's head of state Xi is trying to close new coalitions with a visit to Southeast Asia. Especially in Vietnam, there is growing concern about getting between the fronts. By J. Johnston and U. Schwering.
At the beginning of the week, China's head of state Xi Jinping made a first stop in Vietnam on his trip to Southeast Asia. The main focus of the talks was the US customs war.
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