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Trump Says a Deal Related to Trade Was Signed With China on Wednesday
President Donald Trump said on Thursday the United States signed an agreement with China on Wednesday related to trade but he did not specify what he was talking about. He made the comment during remarks at a White House event aimed at promoting a government spending bill that he wants Congress to pass by the July 4 holiday.
Iranian defense chief joins China-led talks as Tehran deepens military ties and ramps up oil exports to Beijing amid U.S.
Chinese premier says Beijing will play bigger role in global development and calls on Asian infrastructure bank to address ...
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Alibaba-affiliate Ant Group is doubling down on health care with a new app, based on artificial intelligence tech that it ...
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Iran’s defense minister has traveled to diplomatic and economic ally China on his first reported trip abroad since a 12-day ...
Chinese premier Li Qiang said on Thursday reforms and a shift to a consumption-led model in the world's No. 2 economy will ...
Newsweek reached out to the Chinese Ministry of Transport for comment via email.
Driverless sedans glide smoothly to the curb, autonomous shuttles whisk travelers through airport terminals, and robotic ...
Beijing’s dominance in the rare earth industry is the result of decades of targeted state efforts – and a willingness to ...
OpenAI said on Wednesday its analysts have seen notable progress by Chinese start-up Zhipu AI in securing government ...
As the world shifts toward cleaner energy, China has become a key player in global renewable energy. Its robust hydropower ...
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