The Latest Breaking News from Xi Jinping

Beijing is in a stronger position than Washington to negotiate trade deal, analysts say.

Despite the slight change in tone from the White House, China says it will not be bullied into a deal

Kenyan President William Ruto pledged to build closer ties with China on Thursday, a day after saying a global trade war triggered by Washington could deal a “death blow” to the current world order

In a small church tucked into a side street in northern China's Hebei province, a group of around 10 people gathered for their weekly meeting, the day after Pope Francis died aged 88.

Kenyan President William Ruto has begun a five-day state visit to China, signalling a deepening of strategic and economic ties between the nations. Ruto's first state visit to China since taking office in 2022 is being viewed by some as a strategic shift amid evolving geopolitical dynamics.

Virtual meeting of leaders also hears UN’s António Guterres proclaim ‘no group or government’ can stop green revolution

Chinese leader’s remarks come amid renewed hopes of a trade deal between Washington and Beijing.

On Monday, after Xi’s visit, Beijing warned countries against signing trade deals with the U.S. “at the expense of China’s interest.”

China has warned countries globally against siding with the US in trade disputes and forging deals that harm Beijing's interests.

China is a far bigger trading partner than the US for most countries. That limits what Trump can demand, experts say.

With his storm of tariffs on Chinese goods, US President Donald Trump has torched ties with Beijing and likely wrecked any hope of meeting his counterpart Xi Jinping in the near term, analysts say.