In a brief but closely watched meeting, US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping met in Busan, South Korea on October 30 to discuss issues ranging from trade and technology to global conflicts. Both leaders struck a cautiously positive tone, with Trump describing the talks as productive and Xi saying there were "good prospects for cooperation."
Chips and Ukraine Take Center Stage
One of the most talked about topics was US-China trade in technology, particularly semiconductors. Trump acknowledged that China was interested in purchasing US-made chips, although he made it clear that some products would not be allowed to be sold to China. This decision was made because of national security concerns and the potential risks of China accessing powerful technologies.
The war in Ukraine was another focal point. Both leaders reportedly agreed that a peaceful resolution remains desirable, though Trump tempered expectations. "The two sides are locked in
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