US-China Trade Truce Extended, Next Steps Grow Tougher
US and China extend a 90-day trade truce, laying groundwork for a summit this fall. But technical hurdlesâfrom tariffs to tech restrictionsâmean tougher talks ahead.
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US and China extend a 90-day trade truce, laying groundwork for a summit this fall. But technical hurdlesâfrom tariffs to tech restrictionsâmean tougher talks ahead.
In Stockholm, the Chinese mainland and U.S. have agreed to a 90-day tariff pause extension, stabilizing ties and paving the way for a fall summit. Experts weigh the path ahead.
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In Stockholm, China and the U.S. agreed to push for another extension of their 90-day tariff pause, aiming to stabilize global supply chains and prevent a snapback of heavy levies.
At Stockholm trade talks, Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng urged deeper China-U.S. cooperationâextending tariff pauses, building consensus and driving win-win growth.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent calls Stockholmâs two-day China-U.S. economic and trade talks âmore engaged,â building on earlier meetings in Geneva and London.
The U.S. and EU struck a tariff deal slashing rates to 15%, sparking relief in Germany and concern in Paris over economic fallout.
President Lula urges the US to drop planned 50% tariffs, defends Brazilâs mineral sovereignty and calls for dialogue over unilateral trade measures.
Global figures unite at the UN to call for an immediate Gaza ceasefire, enhanced humanitarian aid, and renewed two-state solution momentum.
Beijing lodged protests after EU Parliament members visited the Taiwan region, saying the move violated the one-China principle and warning against backing separatist forces.