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China rejects US claims of violating consensus in Geneva talks
BEIJING -- Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian on Tuesday rejected the repeated US claims that China is violating the consensus reached during the China-US economic and trade talks in Geneva, urging the United States to stop spreading disinformation.
The White House says a call this week between the president and China’s leader is "likely" as it tries to restore a fragile truce in the U.S.-China trade war.
China is leveraging its control of rare earth elements in an ongoing trade fight, undermining supply chains tied to cars, ...
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Amid China's commitment to implementing the consensus reached at the economic and trade talks in Geneva, Washington has ...
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President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are ‘likely’ to speak soon, according to the White House, amid ...
America’s reindustrialization process relies heavily on China’s industrial system support. In an increasingly competitive global market, China’s full-fledged industrial system emerges as the most cost ...
President Donald Trump sought to calm markets late Friday after upsetting them earlier with tough talk on China, saying he ...
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Exactly why trade talks between the U.S. and China are stalled isn’t totally clear, but there’s at least one area that can ...
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng met with Chair of Citigroup John Dugan and CEO of Carlyle Group Harvey ...
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