US EditionTrump says US will start talks with China on TikTok deal this week
- On July 4, 2025, US President Donald Trump announced that talks with China about a possible TikTok deal would start on July 7 or 8.
- The talks follow a US law requiring Beijing-based ByteDance to divest TikTok's US assets due to national security concerns and an extended deadline until September 17.
- Trump said on Air Force One that the US pretty much has a deal on TikTok's sale, possibly involving President Xi or his representatives, but he is not fully confident China will approve it.
- He indicated that discussions with China would begin on Monday or Tuesday and suggested that an agreement was nearly finalized, though he expressed some uncertainty about the outcome.
- These negotiations could shape TikTok's future in the US and reflect ongoing US-China relations, with Trump emphasizing a positive personal relationship with President Xi.
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Donald Trump says he's going to talk to China about a sale of short videos "second or third-day". In the past month, the US President extended the time limit for sale.
Trump Says US Will Hold Talks With China on Possible TikTok Deal Next Week
President Donald Trump told reporters on Friday that U.S. officials would begin talks with China about a potential TikTok deal next week. Trump stated that the United States “pretty much” has a deal for the sale of TikTok’s U.S. operations, but noted that it will likely require approval from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in order to proceed. “I think we’re gonna start Monday or Tuesday talking to China, perhaps President Xi or one of his rep…
Trump: China talks about TikTok deal to begin next week
President Trump said he will begin negotiations with China about a potential deal regarding the popular video-sharing platform TikTok this upcoming week. “We pretty much have a deal. I think we are gonna start Monday or Tuesday asking, talking to China, perhaps President Xi [Jinping] or one of his representatives, but we pretty much have…
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