Trump Hails Deep Friendship with Xi as China's Leader Urges 'Healthy' Competition Between 2 Powers
The leaders agreed to keep the trade truce in place as they discussed tariffs, Taiwan and artificial intelligence.
- On Thursday, President Donald Trump welcomed China's President Jinping to the White House South Lawn for a three-day state visit, featuring military honors, a flyover, and a formal banquet.
- Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed the United States and China extended their trade truce by two months, while Trump called a $14 billion Taiwan arms package a 'very good negotiating chip.'
- Discussions covered 'pressing' issues including 'security, technology and super intelligence,' with Jinping adding both nations share a 'historic responsibility of advancing human development and progress' while managing artificial intelligence under human control.
- Henrietta Levin, a senior fellow at the Centre for Strategic and International Studies, stated the summit focuses on 'symbolism' rather than substance as Beijing aims to 'manoeuvre' the United States into favorable stability.
- Two pandas, a traditional symbol of Beijing's diplomacy, will arrive at a zoo in the United States soon to 'carry on our friendship,' as Beijing emphasized stability in the Taiwan Strait remains the 'greatest common issue.
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Trump hails deep friendship with Xi as China's leader urges 'healthy' competition between 2 powers
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