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Scarce Details on Trump’s April Visit, Khanna Blasts Admin’s China Policy, and Iran EO Opens Door for China Tariffs
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Scarce Details on Trump’s April Visit, Khanna Blasts Admin’s China Policy, and Iran EO Opens Door for China Tariffs

President Donald Trump will visit China the first week of April to meet with President Xi Jinping, Politico reported on Monday. With just a month and a half to go, the administration’s specific objectives for the trip remain unclear. Trump said last week that he had spoken with Xi about renewed commitments to purchase US energy and potentially agriculture, offering no additional information.

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