Busan Summit Ushers in New China-U.S. Strategic Symmetry
At Busan, Xi and Trump set a new course in China-U.S. ties with strategic symmetry—balancing rivalry, trade deals and tech controls through cautious diplomacy.
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At Busan, Xi and Trump set a new course in China-U.S. ties with strategic symmetry—balancing rivalry, trade deals and tech controls through cautious diplomacy.
In Busan, Xi Jinping and Donald Trump concluded a summit to boost economic, trade, energy cooperation and expand people-to-people exchanges, marking a new phase in China-U.S. relations.
At APEC in Gyeongju, Presidents Xi and Trump pledge deeper China-U.S. cooperation, with trade ties driving mutual growth and global stability.
President Xi Jinping and President Trump met in Busan ahead of the APEC summit, emphasizing that China and the United States can help each other succeed and prosper together.
Chinese FM Wang Yi and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasize stability and cooperation in their latest phone call, aiming to revive China-U.S. ties.
China will offer humanitarian aid to the U.S. after two Navy aircraft crashed in the South China Sea, as Beijing warns that frequent U.S. military patrols fuel regional risks.
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng and U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent held a frank video call, agreeing on fresh economic and trade consultations amid tariff threats and export debates.
The Chinese mainland blasts the US defense bill’s $1B Taiwan aid and proposed drills, calling the Taiwan question a purely internal affair and urging Washington to halt interference.
The Chinese mainland’s Ministry of Commerce rejects U.S. Section 301 restrictions on maritime, logistics and shipbuilding, warning of far-reaching effects on global trade.
China urges dialogue as the U.S. threatens fresh tariffs on rare earths, calling such measures ‘not the right way to engage’ and warning of reciprocal steps if its concerns go unaddressed.