How lessons from Iran war could shape mainland China’s calculus on Taiwan
US Trade Representative underscores US seeks substantial tariffs, unhindered rare earth access, and a stability-preserving leaders’ meeting.
Just weeks before a planned summit
between US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping,
Washington’s top trade negotiator signalled a cautious, tightly managed
approach to China ties, ruling out a pre-summit visit to Beijing,
favouring continued virtual engagement, and indicating no new push to
expand bilateral investment.
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer indicated on Tuesday that preparatory talks with Chinese counterparts would take place virtually, ruling out an in-person trip to Beijing before the summit even as working-level discussions continue.
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