China dismisses Taiwan's safety concerns about hosting the 2026 APEC summit in Shenzhen, emphasizing that participation depends on adherence to the 'one China' principle and APEC rules, amidst tense China-Taiwan relations.
China criticized Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi for meeting with Taiwan officials and sharing details on social media, viewing it as a provocative act amid ongoing tensions. The meeting occurred during the APEC summit and followed Japan's first formal talks with China’s President Xi Jinping, highlighting the complex diplomatic balancing act Japan faces between China and the US. Tensions are further fueled by China's military activities and trade issues in the region.
Chinese President Xi Jinping proposed a global AI governance body at APEC to position China as an alternative to the US in international trade and AI regulation, emphasizing AI as a public good and promoting green technology circulation, while the US focused on trade agreements.
Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to South Korea includes a summit with President Lee Jae Myung, focusing on denuclearisation of North Korea, regional cooperation, and easing tensions, amid broader U.S.-China strategic competition and regional issues.
Chinese leader Xi Jinping emphasized China's commitment to defending global free trade at the APEC summit, which was overshadowed by President Trump's absence and their recent trade agreements, highlighting ongoing tensions and cooperation efforts in the Asia-Pacific region.
China, led by Xi Jinping, is positioning itself as a global trade leader and champion of multilateralism at the APEC summit, contrasting with the US's 'America First' approach under Trump, who skipped the event. China is actively expanding its influence through diplomacy and trade deals, while the US focuses on bilateral agreements and tariffs, highlighting a shift in regional economic power dynamics.
Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasized China's commitment to defending global free trade at the APEC summit in South Korea, overshadowed by the absence of US President Trump, who left after a bilateral meeting with Xi that eased some trade tensions. The summit highlighted ongoing US-China economic competition, challenges in regional cooperation, and the importance of multilateral efforts to address global economic issues.
President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping are meeting in South Korea to discuss trade tensions, with both sides showing signs of easing tariffs and export restrictions to stabilize their economic relationship amid ongoing rivalry and geopolitical issues.
Protests erupted in South Korea against US President Donald Trump during his visit for the APEC summit, amid finalized trade negotiations with President Lee Jae Myung and discussions of a potential trade war truce with China. Meanwhile, the US Senate passed a measure to end tariffs on Brazilian imports, and other legal and political developments related to Trump's administration occurred, including a government shutdown and plans to revamp ICE leadership.
At the APEC CEO Summit, BTS leader RM became the first K-pop artist to speak at the event, urging world leaders to support creativity and cultural diversity as drivers of innovation and unity, highlighting K-pop's global success and the importance of investing in arts and creators.
President Trump has acknowledged that his proposed 100% tariffs on China are unsustainable and plans to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the upcoming APEC summit to discuss trade issues, despite recent tensions and retaliatory measures from China. The tariffs have generated significant revenue but have also escalated trade tensions and impacted U.S. farmers, especially in the soybean industry.
South Korea's Foreign Minister Cho Hyun plans to discuss Chinese President Xi Jinping's attendance at the upcoming APEC summit during his visit to Beijing, emphasizing the importance of strengthening bilateral ties and addressing regional issues, amid ongoing diplomatic and military developments involving North Korea, China, and Russia.
President Donald Trump is preparing for a trip to South Korea in October to attend the APEC summit, where he may meet with Chinese leader Xi Jinping and possibly North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, focusing on economic, trade, and diplomatic discussions amid tense US-China relations.
President Trump is preparing for a trip to South Korea in October to attend the APEC summit, with potential meetings with Chinese leader Xi Jinping and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, focusing on economic, trade, and diplomatic discussions amid tense US-China relations.
China's Communist Party has scheduled a key October conclave to discuss the next five-year plan, focusing on economic, political, and social goals amid US tensions, with the event preceding the Apec summit and involving over 370 Central Committee members.