Tariffs, competition over tech, the Iran war and Taiwan are on the agenda for the leaders of the two superpowers.

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President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping began a two-day summit with a welcome ceremony at Beijing's Great Hall of the People that featured an extraordinary display of power.

Is the president engaging in wishful thinking about the possibilty of China helping him end the war with Iran? It’s a real question going into day two of the summit in Beijing, because of what the president has been saying on the subject,

China’s Xi Jinping warned President Donald Trump on Thursday that their two countries could clash over Taiwan if the issue was not handled properly, an unusually harsh admonition that stood in contrast to the American leader’s praise for his counterpart.

Xi Jinping signaled China is moving toward greater openness, striking an upbeat note during his meeting with US business leaders accompanying Donald Trump as the two presidents wrapped up morning talks that featured more divisive issues like trade and Taiwan.

President Trump is expected to land in China soon for a highly anticipated summit with the country's president.

President Xi Jinping described US-Chinese relations as "the most important" in the world and stressed to President Trump that the US and China should be partners and not rivals. Also, in the programme;