Trump and Xi concluded their Beijing summit emphasizing stability but without major breakthroughs on trade, Taiwan, or the war in Iran.
China begins to fulfill promises of increased farm and airplane purchases, signaling potential progress in US-China trade talks.
Zhongnanhai, Beijing's heavily guarded compound, is the center of Chinese leadership's power, housing top officials and serving as a site for critical national and international decisions.
Trump's private conciliatory tone with Xi Jinping contrasted sharply with his public rhetoric, signaling complex diplomatic strategies.
Body language analysis of Trump and Xi's summit reveals subtle diplomatic strategies amidst trade and Taiwan tensions.
Chinese state media portrays the Trump summit as a U.S. acknowledgment of Beijing's rising global stature and the need for equal engagement.
Beijing heightened security for the Trump-Xi summit, aiming for a secure environment with minimal public disruption.
President Trump's talks with Xi Jinping in Beijing could decide the future of the uneasy U.S.-China trade truce.
Chinese President Xi Jinping warned President Trump on Taiwan as Trump highlighted business leaders in his delegation.
Xi Jinping warned Trump on Taiwan, with trade and Iran war also on the summit agenda.