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Trump hails Chinese counterpart Xi’s ‘very positive’ visitPolitics

Robert Manning, a Distinguished Fellow with the Strategic Foresight Hub and the Stimson Center’s China Program, analyzes the Trump-Xi meeting and the state of US-China relations. Trump described Xi’s visit as “very positive.”

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Yu Maochun analyzes US-China summit and Trump's China strategyPolitics

Xi Jinping’s three-day state visit ended on September 25 after Donald Trump hosted him with elaborate protocol, including a personal airport welcome, a White House ceremony, a state dinner and tea. Yu Maochun said the arrangements reflected comprehensive US-China strategic competition while showcasing American military technology and democratic values to Beijing.

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Trump-Xi summit: Did they both win?Politics

Donald Trump gave Xi Jinping a lavish welcome in Washington, but expectations for a major breakthrough were already low. With both presidents under domestic pressure, the summit focused on how much changed in US-China ties—and how much was intended to show their own audiences who held the upper hand on trade, technology and Taiwan.

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Xi-Trump meeting ends: What was accomplished?Politics

Chinese President Xi Jinping has left Washington after a three-day visit. The discussion examines what his visit achieved and what the U.S.-China relationship looks like now.

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Gen. Jack Keane: This is ALARMINGWorld

Fox News analyst Ret. Gen. Jack Keane discusses U.S.-China ties after Donald Trump and Xi Jinping spoke about Iran.

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Wall Street Week | China’s Trade Reckoning, Syracuse’s Second Chance, Humanoids in HealthcareEconomy

Council on Foreign Relations President Michael Froman examines China’s export machine, why two decades of U.S. pressure have failed and what may come next. The program also considers whether Micron’s $100 billion factory could make Syracuse a model for U.S. reindustrialization, amid unresolved U.S.-Canada trade tensions affecting supply chains.

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Stephen Roach Says China’s Economy Is Unbalanced and an AI Deal Is Hard to EnvisionEconomy

Stephen Roach, a senior fellow at Yale’s Jackson Institute for Global Affairs and former chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia, says Donald Trump’s meeting with Xi Jinping left unresolved questions over tariffs, technology restrictions, rare-earth leverage and Taiwan, despite both sides appearing to project some stability.

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US-China Summit Ends With Trump and Xi Calling Visit a Success and Confirming More MeetingsPolitics

Donald Trump and Xi Jinping both described the US-China summit visit as highly successful. Xi confirmed two more meetings with Trump before the end of the year and invited Trump and his wife to visit China again. The White House called the summit a display of “friendship, strength and success,” while analysts said major disagreements remained unresolved but the meeting could benefit bilateral ties.

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US-China Trade Needs More Stability, Manufacturers’ CEO SaysEconomy

National Association of Manufacturers President and CEO Jay Timmons says US manufacturers want clearer progress on trade as President Trump and China’s Xi Jinping prepare for more meetings this year. He remains optimistic as orders pick up, despite headwinds from tariffs, energy costs and trade uncertainty.

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Trump Says He’ll Meet Xi Twice MorePolitics

Bloomberg discusses the conclusion of meetings between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, including Trump’s statement that he will meet Xi two more times. The program also examines rising stocks, falling oil prices and what the summit accomplished.

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VOA Focus: Trump welcomes Xi at White House as US and China extend trade trucePolitics

Chinese President Xi Jinping visited the White House, where President Trump announced that a pair of giant pandas would be given as a gift. Treasury Secretary Bessent said the United States and China agreed to extend their trade truce by two months; Xi was warmly received, while US lawmakers had mixed reactions.

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Inside Trump and Xi’s meeting: Spectacle over substance?Politics

Xi Jinping’s state visit to Washington has ended after a highly ceremonial trip that was expected to produce breakthroughs on AI cooperation and Taiwan. Despite the red carpets and warm rhetoric, the meeting made little progress on several key issues.

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Trump says Xi's visit was 'very positive for both countries'Politics

President Trump said he and Chinese President Xi Jinping had made “tremendous strides” for the United States and China. The two leaders praised one another as they drank tea in the White House Red Room.

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Pope in Paris, Xi in Washington, AI at a CrossroadsWorld

A week of walkouts, power plays and diplomatic theatre saw a press-freedom dispute in Washington and protests and departures at the UN General Assembly, where leaders clashed over Iran, Cuba and Venezuela. Donald Trump and Xi Jinping held a rare red-carpet meeting as the US and China extended their trade truce and focused on the race for AI dominance. Pope Leo added a spiritual dimension.

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Trump Personally Welcomes Xi as Tech Titans Gather at State Dinner: What Signals Did the Second Xi-Trump Meeting Send?Politics

Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Washington on September 23, U.S. Eastern Time, and met President Donald Trump the following day. It was their second meeting this year and Xi’s first state visit to the United States in 11 years. Trump personally greeted him and hosted a White House state dinner attended by tech figures including Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos and Jensen Huang, prompting questions about the symbolism and whether tensions were eased.

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Security expert weighs in on Trump, Xi state dinner with tech CEOsPolitics

Sam Bresnick, a research fellow at Georgetown’s Center for Security and Emerging Technology, explains why he believes the United States’ AI strategy could play into China’s hands, in the context of the state dinner attended by Trump, Xi and technology CEOs.

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Peter Doocy: Republicans have a bone to pick with XiPolitics

Fox News reporter Peter Doocy covers the latest developments surrounding Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to the White House and his meeting with President Donald Trump.

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Trump shows Xi the US Constitution at National ArchivesPolitics

US President Donald Trump, Chinese President Xi Jinping and their wives visited the US National Archives on Friday, Sep 25. Trump told reporters they were comparing the roughly 250-year history of the United States with China’s 6,000 years, while stressing that Americans are proud of their own history.

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Trump hosts Chinese counterpart Xi at the White HousePolitics

US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed after talks in Washington to extend their trade truce through January 10. Trade tensions have eased, but disagreements remain over AI governance and US arms sales to Taiwan.

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Trump and Xi discuss trade, AI and Taiwan in WashingtonPolitics

President Donald Trump welcomed Chinese President Xi Jinping to the White House for talks on trade, artificial intelligence and the countries’ growing strategic rivalry.

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