A trade policy expert explains why Trump and Xi should refrain from a trade war and how they can strike a bigger deal.

Talks about a “birthday summit,” which are in the early stages, come as the Trump administration is ramping up tariffs against China.

US President Donald Trump could visit China as early as next month, according to multiple diplomatic sources, as the American leader has appeared focused on hammering out a deal with Beijing since his return to the White House.

China has made it pretty clear this week that US President Donald Trump can do whatever he wants with Russia, but he’s not breaking up the Xi Jinping-Vladimir Putin bromance. In a call on Monday, Xi told Putin their relationship isn’t changing,

The U.S. and China are in early talks for a potential “birthday summit” between President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping in June. What Happened: According to the Wall Street Journal, the discussions come as the Trump administration escalates tariffs and trade measures against China,

As President Donald Trump unleashes sweeping changes across the US government and slaps tariffs on America’s leading trade partners, Chinese leader Xi Jinping is preparing to hold a major political gathering designed to project something else: confidence in his country’s ability to weather external headwinds.

US President Donald Trump may meet with Chinese leader Xi Jinping in April, according to the South China Morning Post. As the outlet’s sources reported, Trump could visit China as early as next month,

Washington and Beijing are preparing a face-to-face meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping. The American President could fly to China as early as April, reports the "South China Morning Post". According to the "SCMP",

US President Donald Trump is considering a visit to China as early as next month, South China Morning Post reported, citing multiple diplomatic sources. This potential trip is likely aimed at finalizing a deal with Beijing,