2026-05-11
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First up.
China says US President Donald Trump will pay a state visit to the country between Wednesday and Friday.
China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs says President Xi Jinping and President Donald Trump will exchange views
on bilateral ties and major issues concerning global peace and development.
The Ministry also says China is willing to work with the US to expand cooperation,
handle disputes, and inject more stability into a world riddled with changes and turbulence.
In the meantime, Chinese Vice Premier He Liefeng is going to lead a delegation to South Korea between Tuesday and Wednesday
for economic and trade consultation with the United States.
China's Ministry of Commerce says the two sides is going to follow the important consensus reached by the two heads of state
during their meeting in Busan, South Korea and previous phone conversations.
So for more, joining us now on the line is Dr. Joseph Gregory Mahoney,
Professor of Politics and International Relations with East China Normal University.
So thank you very much for joining us today, Professor Mahoney.