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Trump, Taiwan and Xi Jinping

Taiwan worries about US support wavering ahead of Trump’s meeting with Xi

“We’re going to be talking about a lot of things. I assume that’s going to be one of the things, but I’m not going to talk about that now,” Trump said when asked about reports that China may pressure ...

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Ahead of Xi meeting, White House aides worry what Trump will say about Taiwan

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Has Trump dumped Taiwan for peace with Xi? Says it ‘never came up in talks’ in Busan

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Trump lowers tariffs on China and announces end to 'rare earths roadblock' after Xi meeting

China will suspend its "implementation of relevant export control measures" for a year, the ministry says.

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Taiwan plays down abandonment concerns ahead of Trump-Xi meeting at APEC

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Trump says US can sign trade deal with China 'pretty soon' after talks with Xi

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US is 'going to have a good deal' with China, Trump says ahead of Xi meeting

Trump was the first sitting US President to meet a North Korean leader in person, and the first to set foot in North Korean soil, when he briefly stepped over a divider at the DMZ meeting.

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5 deals Trump, Xi struck in South Korea

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Takeaways from Trump's meeting with Chinese leader Xi

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Trump, Xi didn’t discuss Taiwan, Russian oil nor Blackwell chips

President Trump said the issues of Taiwan, Russian oil and Nvidia’s advanced Blackwell chip weren’t raised during his wide-ranging meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in South

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Donald Trump and Xi Jinping agree to a trade truce

After months of haggling, bluffing and fist-shaking, America and China appear to have a trade deal. Meeting in a pokey room at a South Korean airbase on October 30th, President Donald Trump and his counterpart,

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese defends ‘status quo’ on Taiwan amid trade talks between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has reaffirmed Australia’s support for the “status quo” on Taiwan, regarding its relationship with China.

If China invades Taiwan, these islands would be on the front line. But there's little panic here

CBC News visited Taiwan’s Kinmen islands, which are just a few kilometres across the bay from the Chinese city of Xiamen. The islands have been on the frontline of hostilities between China and Taiwan for more than seven decades.