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UK intends to remain open to Chinese investment, says trade ministerEconomy

British Minister of State for Trade Anas Sarwar says the UK intends to remain open to Chinese investment. He discusses Britain’s economic ties with the United States and China, Southeast Asia’s importance to its trade strategy, and his view that collaboration rather than protectionism is the way forward.

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The Trump-Xi summit: Why Europe has so much at stakePolitics0:51

The agenda for U.S. President Donald Trump’s summit with China’s President Xi Jinping in Washington, spanning tariffs, rare earths and AI, will affect Europe.

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Chinese CEOs Unlikely to Join Xi at Trump SummitPolitics

Bloomberg says Xi Jinping is unlikely to bring Chinese CEOs to his summit with Donald Trump. The programme also discusses market risk sentiment.

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Ahead of US-China summit, economist proposes three guardrails to prevent miscalculation and escalationPolitics

As the Xi-Trump summit approaches in Washington, Yeling Tan of the Peterson Institute for International Economics proposes three policy guardrails: greater transparency, clear rules and procedures for economic retaliation, and a defined boundary between national security and the economy with a positive list. She warns that intertwined supply chains could make export restrictions trigger cascading cross-border effects.

VVOA Chinese
Trump hosts Xi at the White House as fragile US-China truce faces testPolitics

President Donald Trump is hosting Chinese President Xi Jinping in Washington this week as the two leaders try to preserve a fragile trade truce. Tensions remain over technology, national security and the broader contest for global influence.

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Ashton: Trade Truce Will Be Key Test of Trump-Xi TalksEconomy

Anna Ashton, co-founder of Ashton Intelligence, says extending the US-China trade truce will likely be a central issue when President Trump meets Chinese President Xi Jinping. She says the duration of any extension matters because China retains leverage through restrictions on rare-earth exports.

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AI in Focus Ahead of Trump-Xi MeetingPolitics

The program examines the artificial-intelligence competition between the US and China ahead of a Trump-Xi meeting. Rep. Nicole Malliotakis says China is “in some ways an ally, in some ways an adversary,” supports talks with Beijing on an AI framework, but questions whether China can be trusted to follow one.

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Trump Isn’t on ‘Anyone’s Side but His Own,’ Says Dan TannebaumPolitics

Dan Tannebaum of Oliver Wyman says President Trump is “not on anyone’s side but his own.” Ahead of President Xi Jinping’s visit to Washington this week, US and Chinese officials have issued upbeat readouts from talks on artificial intelligence, trade and investment, suggesting that stabilizing relations could top the agenda.

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China, US Discuss AI and Investment as Trade Talks ContinuePolitics

Chinese and US officials concluded their second day of talks in New York on Monday, focusing on artificial intelligence, investment and trade as they sought to move negotiations forward ahead of President Xi Jinping’s visit to the US this week.

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Chinese analyst previews Xi’s Washington meeting with TrumpPolitics

State visits typically signal warm relations, yet President Donald Trump is welcoming Chinese leader Xi Jinping to Washington this week as economic and technological rivalry between the two countries intensifies, particularly in the race for artificial intelligence.

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The Second Trump-Xi Summit: What’s on the Agenda?Politics

Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng met US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent in New York over the weekend, with trade and artificial intelligence high on the agenda. Xi Jinping is due to visit the US for his second meeting with Donald Trump this year, and Trump is expected to greet him at the airport. The podcast examines possible outcomes and disputes likely to remain unresolved.

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US first ladies advance diplomacy during state visitsWorld

During visits by foreign leaders and formal events such as state dinners, the first lady’s office coordinates protocol, while first ladies contribute through menus, cultural programs and clothing. The report recalls examples involving Rosalynn Carter and Pat Nixon in US-China relations.

VVOA Chinese
US-China Talks Focus on Trade, AI and InvestmentPolitics

US and Chinese officials held a second day of talks in New York on Monday, discussing artificial intelligence, investment and trade. The key questions are whether they can extend a trade truce due to expire in November and how long any replacement agreement would last.

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US-China AI rivalry: Can Trump and Xi agree on rules for the race?Tech

The United States and China are competing for AI dominance, while the technology’s expanding risks could require cooperation. Ahead of Donald Trump’s planned meeting with Xi Jinping in Washington on Thursday, both sides must balance AI competition with shared safety and security concerns.

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Ahead of Xi’s US visit, three strategic battles over China in WashingtonPolitics

As Xi Jinping prepares to visit the United States, President Trump says he looks forward to meeting Xi and Peng Liyuan and describes their relationship as very good. White House officials say Trump will personally greet Xi and hold a welcoming ceremony. The two sides are expected to hold important talks. Trump’s administration had raised tariffs on Chinese goods to 145% before the countries temporarily reduced them and maintained a trade truce.

VVOA Chinese
Trump’s AI Force, China’s AI Hotline: Who’s Really Controlling the Future of AI?Tech

Donald Trump says the US should not slow artificial intelligence and wants a new government “AI Force” and an AI czar to oversee the technology. Washington is also proposing an AI dialogue with China, including a mechanism for warning each other about major AI incidents with national security implications.

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US, China strike AI deal, to create incident line for safety issuesTech

The United States and China have reached an agreement amid their artificial intelligence race. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the countries will establish a notification mechanism and an incident line to alert each other about AI safety problems while seeking shared goals and threat assessments.

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