China is putting a six-month limit on rare-earth export licenses for U.S. automakers and manufacturers, according to people familiar with the matter, giving Beijing leverage if trade tensions flare up again while adding to uncertainty for American industry.

President Trump announced on Wednesday that the United States will get magnets and rare earth minerals from China under a new trade framework and that tariffs on Chinese goods wil

Xi Jinping and Denis Sassou Nguesso's congratulatory letters at the FOCAC ministerial meeting signal a renewed commitment to strengthening China-Africa relations amidst global challenges.

China's control over rare earth minerals, essential for modern technology, brought the US back to the negotiating table. Beijing strategically used export restrictions on these minerals, disrupting global industries from automotive to defense.

In an X-post that barely exceeded a hundred words, President Donald Trump confirmed a 90-minute telephonic conversation with Chinese President Xi Jinping. While the statement appeared brief and deliberately vague,

In early May, after two intense days of negotiations in Switzerland, Washington and Beijing agreed to drastically suspend most tariffs imposed since April 2 for 90 days. After the start of a trade war 2.

On June 5, U.S. President Donald Trump held a phone call with Chinese President Xi Jinping. It marked the first direct conversation between the two leaders since Trump began his second term — and the first since tensions sharply escalated in 2025’s U.S.-China trade war.

Senior US and Chinese officials are set to meet in London on Monday for critical trade negotiations as both nations work to salvage their temporary tariff agreement amid accusations of violations from each side.

President Trump railed against Xi Jinping in a late-night social media post days ahead of their planned call, complaining that the Chinese leader is “extremely hard to make a deal with” as trade talks stall.

A young Tibetan appointed by China’s atheist Communist Party as the second-highest leader of Tibetan Buddhism has pledged to make the religion more Chinese.

Lukashenko made the suggestion during the stadium’s grand opening on June 7. The facility, along with an Olympic-size swimming pool, was entirely funded by China, Lukashenko said, calling them a “gift from the Chinese people.