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Nvidia Pledges $191 Billion Yearly Spend in Taiwan

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced plans to spend $191 billion annually in Taiwan, calling it the epicentre of the AI revolution. The commitment locks in Nvidia's dependence on Taiwanese chip and hardware suppliers and raises the strategic cost of any disruption to the island's manufacturing base.

US-China Summit Manages Rivalry, Claims Modest Wins

US and Chinese leaders held a summit in Beijing that produced no major breakthroughs, with an analyst noting both sides can frame modest outcomes as wins. The meeting is designed to stabilize communication rather than resolve core rivalries over trade, technology, and Taiwan.

Trump and Xi Summit: What the Meeting Could Produce

Trump and Xi are set to meet as US-China tensions over trade, technology, and Taiwan remain high. Markets and policymakers will watch for any concrete follow-on commitments rather than broad diplomatic signals.

Trump to Raise Taiwan Arms Sales With Xi

Donald Trump says he will raise US arms sales to Taiwan directly with Xi Jinping at their upcoming meeting. The issue is a long-running flashpoint in US-China relations, with Beijing opposing all US weapons transfers to the island it claims as its own territory.

Trump Heads to China: Hormuz, Taiwan, AI on Table

President Trump travels to China this week for talks covering the Strait of Hormuz, Taiwan, and AI competition. The visit could shift near-term expectations on US-China relations across energy security, military flashpoints, and technology export controls.

Trump and Xi Set for High-Stakes Beijing Summit

Donald Trump is set to meet Xi Jinping in Beijing next week as the U.S. and China seek to stabilise ties strained by trade disputes, Taiwan tensions, and the Iran war. Markets and policymakers will watch for any signals on tariffs, chip export controls, and China's posture toward Iran.

China Warns US on Taiwan Before Trump's Beijing Visit

China's foreign minister urged the US to protect stability in bilateral ties and labeled Taiwan a key "risk point" ahead of President Trump's visit to Beijing. The warning signals Beijing's intent to limit the scope of any deal and keep Taiwan off the negotiating table.

China Shapes Ground Ahead of Trump-Xi Summit

China has intensified diplomatic outreach to regional neighbours and Taiwan ahead of a Trump-Xi summit, with analysts characterising the timing as deliberate pre-negotiation positioning. The strategy aims to consolidate Beijing's regional standing and limit Washington's coalition-building leverage before bilateral

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US-China Summit: A balancing act of rivalry and careful diplomacy

US and Chinese leaders held a summit in Beijing that produced no major breakthroughs, with an analyst noting both sides can frame modest outcomes as wins. The meeting is designed to stabilize communication rather than resolve core rivalries over trade, technology, and Taiwan.

1mo ago · 3 min · Global Affairs

The Geopolitics of the Trump-Xi Meeting

Trump and Xi are set to meet as US-China tensions over trade, technology, and Taiwan remain high. Markets and policymakers will watch for any concrete follow-on commitments rather than broad diplomatic signals.

1mo ago · 4 min · Global Affairs

On Trump's Beijing agenda: Strait of Hormuz, Taiwan and AI

President Trump travels to China this week for talks covering the Strait of Hormuz, Taiwan, and AI competition. The visit could shift near-term expectations on US-China relations across energy security, military flashpoints, and technology export controls.

1mo ago · 2 min · Global Affairs

What's at stake at the Trump-Xi summit

Donald Trump is set to meet Xi Jinping in Beijing next week as the U.S. and China seek to stabilise ties strained by trade disputes, Taiwan tensions, and the Iran war. Markets and policymakers will watch for any signals on tariffs, chip export controls, and China's posture toward Iran.

1mo ago · 2 min · Global Affairs

China urges US to preserve 'stability' in ties, warns Taiwan is 'risk point'

China's foreign minister urged the US to protect stability in bilateral ties and labeled Taiwan a key "risk point" ahead of President Trump's visit to Beijing. The warning signals Beijing's intent to limit the scope of any deal and keep Taiwan off the negotiating table.

1mo ago · 2 min · Global Affairs

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