Trump informed that Xi is open to discussions concerning TikTok
In a call on Friday, Chinese President Xi Jinping and President Donald Trump discussed the ongoing US-China tensions, with a focus on the negotiations over the popular social media app TikTok.
According to the official readout, the call was described as positive and constructive. The conversation marked the first in three months between the two leaders and is seen as a potential stepping stone towards resolving trade disputes between the US and China.
During the call, Xi Jinping told Trump that Washington should stop imposing unilateral tariffs. He also stated that China welcomes negotiations over TikTok, provided they are based on market rules, consistent with Chinese laws and regulations, and a balance of interests.
Regarding TikTok, Xi expressed openness to negotiations and opposed unilateral tariffs from the US. The US is considering banning TikTok if it is not sold to a suitable investor, with Trump stating progress was made and investors preparing for a deal. However, the White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment regarding the TikTok negotiations.
The negotiations over TikTok are significant in the ongoing US-China relations. The Chinese government's position on TikTok is clear: they respect corporate will and welcome negotiations to reach a solution consistent with Chinese laws and regulations and a balance of interests.
The call between the leaders is a sign of continued dialogue between the US and China, despite ongoing tensions. The call between Xi and Trump is an attempt to break the US-China gridlock and is seen as a positive development in the ongoing US-China relations. The exact details of the negotiations over TikTok remain unclear, but the call is a promising step towards resolving the trade disputes between the two nations.
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