China Was Once Trump's Target. Now He's Turning on the Charm for Xi
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China’s 3-nm chip progress; how much sex couples should have: 5 weekend reads
We have put together stories from our coverage last weekend to help you stay informed about news across Asia and beyond. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. Chinese researchers plot path to 3-nm chips using older lithography tools 2. Trump claims US deal for ‘control’ of Greenland security against ‘adversaries’ 3. Trump, Melania to host Xi and Peng Liyuan for White House ‘double date’ 4. Xi sends condo…
From Tariff War to Trade Truce: How Trump and Xi Pulled Back From Escalation
The United States and China are moving toward another high level meeting after months of tariff escalation, retaliation and negotiations that pushed the world’s two largest economies toward a deeper trade confrontation. US President Donald Trump is set to host Chinese President Xi Jinping at the White House on September 24. The talks are expected […] The post From Tariff War to Trade Truce: How Trump and Xi Pulled Back From Escalation appeared f…
Xi rolls into Trump summit with China's trade engine roaring
BEIJING/WASHINGTON, September 21 - In the four months since the leaders of the two global superpowers last met, Xi Jinping has overseen a surge in China's trade with the world while Donald Trump has struggled with falling approval ratings at home. Read more at straitstimes.com.
China was once Trump's target. Now he's turning on the charm for Xi
Donald Trump will host Xi Jinping at the White House for talks on trade, technology, rare earths and artificial intelligence. That is a long way from the Trump who once presented China as the main villain in America's economic decline.
Trump used to slam China. Here's why he's now rolling out the red ...
Trump set to host Xi at White House for trade truce talks on September 24
The summit's outcome could stabilize agricultural markets and influence midterm election dynamics, while tech sectors remain cautiously observant.
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