Xi Jinping

The administration hasn’t set up a formal process for carve-outs from tariffs, keeping businesses uncertain about whether they may be able to secure relief.

The president’s refusal to allow informal diplomatic outreach to bridge the gap between the White House and Beijing is slowing progress toward a possible deal.

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Beijing is strengthening Moscow’s defense capability, Ukrainian president said.

Liberal Democrat Wera Hobhouse has been vocal about human rights issues in Tibet and Hong Kong.

“There could be a couple of exceptions for obvious reasons, but I would say 10 percent is a floor,” Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One.

Chinese leader met Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez, who also promoted closer ties with Beijing.

The White House risks becoming a historical “joke,” Beijing warns.

Testimony in Chinese espionage case raises fresh questions for Buckingham Palace.

Beijing’s counterattack against Donald Trump comes after Wednesday’s wide-ranging measures.

Beijing’s inclusion in the mission “could potentially increase Russia’s acceptance of peacekeeping forces in Ukraine,” EU diplomats tell Welt.

An early show of European unity is being tested as capitals seek cover from U.S. president’s tariff onslaught. 

Foreign Minister Wang Yi met his Russian counterpart, Sergey Lavrov, on the sidelines of the G20 meeting in Johannesburg.

Trip would be first by a UK prime minister in more than seven years — but there is still a live debate about the Labour government’s “audit” into its China policy.

“We’ll speak to him at the appropriate time. I’m in no rush,” Trump told reporters in the Oval Office.

Chinese measures won’t take effect until Feb. 10, leaving Donald Trump and Xi Jinping time to defuse their growing trade war.

U.S. president refuses to comment on whether he has already spoken with the Russian leader on ending the war.

Donald Trump launched a two-year trade war against China during his first term in the White House, and he’s poised to do it again. Even before being …

The president likely hasn’t made up his mind on which tariffs to enact.

“I am ready, together with you, to elevate Chinese-Russian relations to a new level, to counter external uncertainties,” Chinese leader tells Russian president.

Historians say this is the first time foreign heads of state or government attended a US presidential swearing-in ceremony.

As they head to the Swiss Alps for this year’s World Economic Forum, EU leaders are anxious over Trump’s trade saber-rattling and their China-reliant economies.

The Italian prime minister’s office confirmed she will head to Washington for Monday’s ceremony.