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President Donald Trump has not yet approved a pending weapons sale to Taiwan valued at billions of dollars.
President Donald Trump invited Chinese President Xi Jinping to Washington in September.
Chinese President Xi Jinping issued his most blunt warning to a U.S. president regarding Taiwan, stating that if the issue is not handled well, it could lead to a very dangerous situation.
President Trump is leveraging the pending arms package for Taiwan as a bargaining chip to extract other concessions from China.
China has instructed its domestic companies to refrain from purchasing NVIDIA's H200 AI accelerator chips.
A new Boeing jet order from China was for approximately 200 planes, falling short of market expectations of 500 planes.
President Donald Trump stated that Chinese President Xi Jinping agrees with the U.S. position that Iran cannot be allowed to develop a nuclear weapon.
President Trump suggested the U.S. may lift sanctions against Chinese companies buying Iranian oil to encourage China's cooperation on Iran.
Following a summit with Xi Jinping, President Donald Trump described Taiwan as the "most important issue" in an interview with Fox News.
President Donald Trump stated that U.S. policy regarding Taiwan has not changed.
China's primary objectives for its summit with the U.S. were concessions on trade, technology, and Taiwan.
According to U.S. Trade Representative Jameson Greer, technology issues were not discussed during a 2.5-hour meeting with Chinese officials in the Great Hall of the People.