Trump says Xi Jinping will visit Washington in 'not too distant future'
US President Donald Trump on Monday said his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, would visit Washington in the "not too distant future" following recent reports that the leaders were considering a summit as early as April amid their countries' tit-for-tat tariffs dispute.
Chinese leader Xi Jinping is angry about a Hong Kong company’s plan to sell Panama Canal ports to a U.S.-led group, in part ...
Mark Zuckerberg's relentless ambition to penetrate China's market is highlighted in Sarah Wynn-Williams' memoir. His efforts ...
Dozens of foreign CEOs will visit Beijing this month for a flagship business conference and some will meet with President Xi ...
In the gripping ‘Let Only Red Flowers Bloom,’ reporter Emily Feng writes about people who faced consequences for failing to ...
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Aramco, Qualcomm, And Other Major CEOs Expected To Meet President Xi Jinping In Beijing Next Week: ReportSeveral high-profile chief executives, including Qualcomm Inc.’s Cristiano Amon and Saudi Aramco’s Amin Nasser, will ...
If his arrest is confirmed, He Weidong would be the second member of the powerful Central Military Commission to be ousted in ...
Chinese leader Xi Jinping has declined an invitation to visit Brussels for a summit marking the 50th anniversary of China-EU ...
Yunus is set to visit China on March 26 and meet Xi on March 28, the Chief Adviser’s Press Secretary Shafiqul Alam told ...
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