The U.S. Ambassador in Beijing, David Perdue, previously informed that China is pressuring to change Washington's stance – from "not supporting" Taiwan's independence to actively "opposing" it. (translated)
The U.S. Ambassador in Beijing, David Perdue, previously informed that China is pressuring to change Washington's stance – from "not supporting" Taiwan's independence to actively "opposing" it. (translated)
Donald Trump announced that during talks with Xi Jinping, the issue of Taiwan was not a subject of intense discussion, and the U.S. ambassador in Beijing emphasized that China is pressing to change Washington's stance on Taiwan's independence. (translated)

The US ambassador in Beijing, David Perdue, also claimed that China is pressuring the US to change its policy from "not supporting" Taiwan's independence to "opposing" it, but he emphasized that the US is resisting this pressure. (translated)
We must catch up with one another. Xi Jinping, during a meeting with Donald Trump, called for opposition to Taiwan's independence aspirations and emphasized Beijing's position on territorial integrity. (translated)
"We have evidence that they listened to us. We have evidence that they listen carefully when President Trump speaks about Iran." David Perdue, the US ambassador in Beijing, said that Trump made it "very clear" to the Chinese leader that any assistance to Iran is "completely unacceptable." (translated)
Last week, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent proposed establishing a "notification mechanism" between Washington and Beijing "in case of incidents, should anything happen related to national security." (translated)
Washington and Beijing have initiated a dialogue on artificial intelligence aimed at exchanging views on the benefits and risks associated with the development of AI, even though key issues in the relationship between the two powers have not been resolved. (translated)

Trump had said after his visit to Beijing in May that he would initially withhold the arms package. (translated)
The article analyzes how the ceasefire in the trade war between the USA and China gives Beijing time to strengthen its economic and technological position, which could lead to further weakening of Donald Trump and strengthening of Xi Jinping on the international stage. (translated)

Xi Jinping invited Donald Trump and his wife Melania to China after a meeting in Washington, while the US stance on Taiwan was reaffirmed by Trump's ambassador in Beijing. (translated)

A secret military shipment of parts for the American F-35 fighter jet, which was supposed to be sent from Australia to the USA, was unexpectedly redirected to Hong Kong and subsequently ended up in the hands of China, raising concerns about security and technological access in Beijing. (translated)

After meeting with Xi in Beijing in May, Trump acknowledged that he was holding up a package of arms sales to Taiwan and went on to describe it as a "bargaining chip." (translated)
The article describes how Donald Trump, who previously criticized the ceremonial reception of Chinese President Xi Jinping, is now participating in a pompous summit meeting as president, where economic disputes and relations between the USA and China are discussed, with Beijing seeking a longer trade truce and maintaining stronger positions in Taiwan. (translated)

The article discusses how Xi Jinping's visit to Washington may affect the dynamic relations between the USA, China, and Russia, and how Donald Trump has tools to put pressure on Beijing in the context of the war in Ukraine. (translated)
"As the leaders of our two countries, we understand with President Xi that we represent different systems, but the ties between our peoples are unbreakable. And we have never gotten along better than we do now," U.S. President Donald Trump said at a national dinner at the White House with Chinese President Xi Jinping. "Beijing and Washington must continue to develop relations that contribute to the prosperity and security of future generations." (translated)
Donald Trump emphasized the importance of developing relations with Washington and Beijing, stating that the ties between the two countries are unbreakable and that they have never gotten along as well as they do now. (translated)
