Trump Eyes China Visit in First 100 Days Amid Tough Trade Policies
President-elect Trump plans to visit China within 100 days, focusing on dialogue with Xi Jinping despite tariffs and previous hardline stances.
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Get StartedA potential trip to China within his first 100 days could signal Trump's intent to engage directly with adversaries while balancing a tough stance on trade.
Trump Eyes Trip to China in First 100 Days
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As President-elect, Trump is navigating a complex relationship with China, balancing threats of tariffs with a desire to strengthen diplomatic ties.
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Donald Trump's desire to engage China further underscores his approach of blending tough negotiations with open dialogue, reflecting his belief that direct communication is essential for achieving beneficial agreements.
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Trump's eagerness to strengthen ties with China marks a significant pivot in his foreign policy approach, especially considering his previous hardline stances on trade and tariffs.
Trump told advisers he wants to visit China during his first 100 days in office: report
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Trump's eagerness to engage with China early in his presidency signifies a potential shift in diplomatic relations that could have far-reaching implications.
Trump wants to visit China as president in first 100 days: WSJ
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Summary
President-elect Donald Trump has expressed privately to advisers his intention to visit China within his first 100 days in office. This follows a recent discussion with President Xi Jinping, where they addressed various issues including trade, fentanyl, and TikTok. While Trump intends to facilitate dialogue, he also aims to impose 60% tariffs on Chinese imports, reflecting his hardline stance. No specific plans for the trip have been confirmed, and Trump has shown interest in visiting India as well. Trump is also set to tour the U.S. in his first week to announce executive orders on various issues.
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