The leaders of the two most powerful countries in the world have spent the past two days at their cordial best,with the Trump administration confident the visit will pay dividends.
Donald Trump is in Beijing to meet with Xi Jinping and strike a trade deal,but will he inadvertently make it harder for the rest of us?
Beijing:With the US president’s popularity sinking back home,he’s looking to score a win by signing deals with China,writes North Asia correspondent Lisa Visentin.
US courts have now deemed Trump’s first two attempts to impose a global tariff regime unlawful. His third,and probably final,attempt may also be challenged.
Donald Trump isn’t holding a winning hand as he gets ready for his summit with Xi Jinping.
You’d think Donald Trump had enough on his plate,trying to find an exit path from his war on Iran that isn’t humiliating. Now he has set his sights on one of America’s biggest trading partners.
America is about to pay refunds of revenue collected from Donald Trump’s illegal “Liberation Day” tariffs. And that may just be the beginning.
A peace deal would have to be on terms closer to Iran’s demands than to Trump’s surrender ultimatum. We are a long way from that awful moment of realism in the Oval Office.
The big jump in the US inflation rate revealed on Friday is only a preview of things to come,as the conflict in the Persian Gulf enters its next phase.
A bunch of Australian businesses have taken to the courts to claw back recently voided tariff payments made to the US government,but there may be a simpler way to apply for a refund within weeks.