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Donald Trump and Xi Jinping shake hands and depart after meeting in South Korea – live updates
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The Guardian
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Summit on sidelines of Apec was the first between the leaders of US and China since 2019, and comes after tensions have been strained by Trump’s trade war
In the days leading up to the Trump-Xi meeting, American officials signalled that the US president did not intend to make good on a recent threat to impose an additional 100% import tax on Chinese goods.
Also that China had shown signs it is willing to relax its export controls on rare earths as well as revive buying soybeans from the...
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Trump and Xi meet in South Korea for crunch talks on trade
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The Guardian
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Speaking to the media at the start of their talks, the leaders of the US and China indicated that they were prepared to declare a truce on some key issues
Donald Trump has said he will have a “” with the Chinese leader Xi Jinping as the two men began in South Korea.
Speaking to the media at the start of their talks at Gimhae airbase in the port city of Busan on Thursday, Xi and Trump indicated that they were prepared to declare a truce on key issues including the threat of...
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Trump directs Pentagon to match Russia and China in nuclear weapons testing
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The Guardian
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US president makes threat in Truth Social post in wake of Russian nuclear-powered weapons tests, and shortly before meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping
Donald Trump has instructed the Pentagon to immediately start matching other nuclear powers in their testing of nuclear weapons, specifically citing Russia and China.
In a Wednesday , Trump said that “because of other countries’ testing programs, I have instructed the Department of War to start testing our Nuclear Weapons on an...
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Telegraph sale in turmoil after lead bidder linked to China’s politburo
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The Guardian
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Media group’s own paper publishes photograph of RedBird Capital chair with alleged spy ring chief
The sale of the Telegraph Media Group has been thrown into fresh turmoil after the company’s own newspaper linked its presumed new owner to the suspected ringleader of the alleged Chinese spy ring in Westminster.
Wednesday’s edition of the Daily Telegraph of the financier John Thornton shaking hands with Cai Qi, a senior member of the Chinese Communist party’s ruling politburo,...
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As Trump Weighs Sale of Advanced A.I. Chips to China, Critics Sound Alarm
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New York Times
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The president signaled he would discuss the sale of Nvidia’s Blackwell chips in a summit on Thursday, a move U.S. officials warned would be a “massive” national security mistake.
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Chinese Officials Heap Praise on Trump and Xi Before They Meet
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New York Times
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President Trump and the Chinese leader Xi Jinping are being described as “irreplaceable” and “world class leaders” before a meeting seen as critical for shoring up a trade truce.
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Ford CEO says the US-China EV war is just like the American auto industry's 1980s showdown with Japan, but 'on steroids'
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Insider on MSN
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Ford CEO Jim Farley said China's auto industry has "enough capacity" to serve the "entire North American market, put us all out of business." ...
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Trump and Chinese Leader, Xi Jinping, Meeting in South Korea for Trade Talks—Live Updates
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Newsweek on MSN
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U.S. President Donald Trump is meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in South Korea on Wednesday (Thursday morning local time).
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EU carmakers ‘days away’ from halting work as chip war with China escalates
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The Guardian
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Industry body says reserves of Nexperia semiconductors are dwindling after Beijing bans exports of key components
Carmakers in the EU are “days away” from closing production lines, the industry has warned, as from China escalates.
The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) issued an urgent warning on Wednesday saying its members, which include BMW, Fiat, Peugeot and Volkswagen, were now working on “reserve stocks but supplies are dwindling”.
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MPs vote down Farage’s proposal for UK to leave ECHR – as it happened
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The Guardian
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Mark Sedwill, the former cabinet secretary and former national security adviser, goes next. He is now a peer, and a member of the committee.
He says the deputy national security adviser, Matthew Collins, thought there was enough evidence for the case to go ahead. But the CPS did not agree. Who was right?
In 2017, the Law Commission flagged that the term enemy [in the legislation] was deeply problematic and it would give rise to difficulties in future...
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