Trump Praises US-China Relations

US President Donald Trump discussed strengthening bilateral relations and future visits with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, avoiding any mention of the Taiwan issue.

US President Donald Trump praised the 'very strong' relations between the United States and China on Monday after a phone call with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping, without addressing the controversial Taiwan issue. Trump's statement confirmed that he will visit China in April and that Xi will visit Washington later in 2026. Contrary to the official Chinese statement, which indicated that the Taiwan issue was the main focus of the call, Trump's statement made no mention of the dispute.

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