US Edition‘We’re Going to Work Together on Ukraine’: Trump on Talks with Xi
Trump and Xi agreed to reduce tariffs and lift rare-earth mineral restrictions while committing to cooperate on ending the Ukraine war, with a one-year trade deal planned, Trump said.
- US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping plan to work together to help end the war in Ukraine, as indicated by Trump after their meeting on October 29.
- Mykhailo Podolyak, an advisor to Ukraine's Presidential Office, stated that Russia's dependence on China influences the conflict.
- Trump noted the meeting was productive, with both leaders reaching consensus on several issues.
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China’s president, Xi Jinping, has met with his American counterpart, Donald Trump, for their first face-to-face talks in six years. Trump emerged from the meeting in South Korea in a buoyant mood, describing it as a 12 on a scale of one to ten. He is now saying the US will lower tariffs on Chinese […] The post Trump-Xi talks didn’t change Beijing’s priority: flagging economy appeared first on Asia Times.
Trump and Xi shake hands for 27 seconds
Watch as Donald Trump and Xi Jingping shake hands for 27 seconds before “amazing” talks between the two leaders. The pair met in Busan, South Korea on Thursday (30 October), following months of escalating tension between the countries. Following the meeting, Mr Trump boarded Air Force One to return to Washington. He said that he would rate the talks a “12 on a scale of one to 10”. Whilst the talks did not end in a formal agreement, Mr Trump agre…
BBC World Service - Newshour, Trump and Xi hold first face-to-face talks in six years
Xi Jinping and Donald Trump have held their first face-to-face talks in six years in a moment of high trade tension between China and the US. Mr Trump hailed an "amazing" meeting with his Chinese counterpart, but Beijing was less effusive. Thursday's talks did not lead to a formal agreement but the announcements suggest they are closer to a deal. We'll try to work out what has been sorted out at the talks in South Korea. Also in the programme: T…
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