Xi Jinping

The Chinese president is set to view the Declaration of Independence, Constitution and Bill of Rights during the final day of his Washington visit.

US and Chinese leaders discuss trade, AI, Taiwan, Iran and bilateral ties, with Xi calling for competition without confrontation.

The extension was announced by US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent shortly after the arrival of Chinese President Xi Jinping to the States.

The Chinese president has begun a three-day US state visit for talks with President Donald Trump on trade, AI and security.

Trade, technology, AI and Taiwan are expected to feature prominently as Xi Jinping and Donald Trump meet.

Trade, Taiwan and technology are expected to dominate the Trump-Xi summit, with artificial intelligence adding a new layer to US-China tensions.

Xi will be paying the two-day state visit at the invitation of US President Donald Trump.

Trump once sought to pressure Beijing through tariffs. But now, the relationship is increasingly centred on personal ties, trade, rare earths and AI.

The warning comes amid unverified claims about Chinese President and South Africa president have stepped back from public engagements due to ill health.

His first international posting was in China’s Beijing, where he was posted as the Third Secretary and later as Second Secretary during 2018 and 2022.

Chinese envoy Xu Feihong said that PM Modi and President Xi agreed to deepen cooperation while addressing disagreements and economic concerns.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi’s China visit comes amid heightened West Asia tensions and ahead of President Xi Jinping’s expected talks with US President Donald Trump.

The Chinese President proposed the five-point initiative to boost trade, manufacturing, investment and technology cooperation during his address on the final day of the BRICS Summit.