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China, Vietnam sign deals as Xi visits Hanoi amid US tariff tensions
China's President Xi Jinping called on Monday for stronger ties with Vietnam on trade and supply chains amid disruptions caused by U.S. tariffs, as he attended the signing in Hanoi of dozens of cooperation agreements between the two communist-run nations.
Vietnam’s Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh said his nation has a “unique bond” with the US as his government engages in trade ...
Xi Jinping has urged Vietnam to resist “unilateral bullying” and uphold free and open trade, as he begins a high-stakes ...
Xi Jinping has projected stability, but analysts say China's maritime claims may keep neighbors from drifting too far from ...
As President Trump’s sweeping tariffs cause uncertainty among global markets, Chinese President Xi Jinping was warmly ...
Mr Xi started his five-day tour of Vietnam, Malaysia and Cambodia – which also faced steep tariffs before Mr Trump rolled them back partially – on Monday. In Hanoi, his first stop, the Chinese ...
Since United States President Donald Trump announced his since-paused “reciprocal” tariffs on April 2, Thanh has witnessed ...
Chinese leader Xi Jinping has promised Malaysia and Vietnam greater access to Chinese markets as he tours Southeast Asia this ...
The message Xi is sending on his tour is loud and clear. China is seeking to capitalize on the Trump administration’s ...
Hanoi’s initial silence on the Chinese president's request to jointly oppose 'unilateral bullying” shows its attempt to walk ...
Chinese leader pledges to build strong bilateral relations with Hanoi, rejects protectionism, as he begins Asia tour aimed at ...
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