The three-day meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping has ended in Washington, with trade, artificial intelligence, technology restrictions and global security dominating the discussions.
The two sides agreed to extend their existing trade truce, while agricultural purchases, rare-earth supplies and technology restrictions remain important areas for further negotiations. AI also received major attention, with both leaders stressing continued dialogue over the rapidly developing technology.
The leaders also discussed Taiwan, Iran, the Middle East, Ukraine and the Korean Peninsula, reflecting the wider strategic tensions between Washington and Beijing. While the talks produced some economic progress, major differences on technology, Taiwan and other security issues remain unresolved.
The two sides agreed to extend their existing trade truce, while agricultural purchases, rare-earth supplies and technology restrictions remain important areas for further negotiations. AI also received major attention, with both leaders stressing continued dialogue over the rapidly developing technology.
The leaders also discussed Taiwan, Iran, the Middle East, Ukraine and the Korean Peninsula, reflecting the wider strategic tensions between Washington and Beijing. While the talks produced some economic progress, major differences on technology, Taiwan and other security issues remain unresolved.