The China Gambit: From Nixon to Trump
President Trump’s visit to Beijing comes as relations with China have become more combative.
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President Trump’s visit to Beijing comes as relations with China have become more combative.
Past meetings between the presidents of the U.S. and China have involved friendly displays of cultural exchange. Those gestures have largely dried up.
President Xi Jinping of China is buying time for Beijing and may see an opening with a U.S. president weakened by the war in Iran.
The president will get the red carpet treatment, but the deep rift between the U.S. and China will be very hard to repair.
President Donald Trump’s high-stakes three-day China visit has revealed one person conspicuously missing — his wife, First Lady Melania Trump. Trump was accompanied to Beijing with his cabinet, his son Eric, and daughter-in-law Lara, and 16 corporate …
Here’s what to know about the biggest sources of tension in U.S.-China relations before the first summit in Beijing in nine years between the nations’ leaders.
The effort involves plans to send weapons through other countries in an effort to hide the origins of the shipments.
The relationship between the two leaders is marked just as much by mistrust and confrontation as it is by niceties.
Beijing welcomed President Trump with a high-ranking vice president, but the choice of a ceremonial leader suggests China is trading symbolism for substance.
President Trump landed in Beijing ahead of a high-stakes, two-day summit with China’s top leader, Xi Jinping. Trade and the war with Iran were expected to be high on the agenda when the two meet.