Live updates: Trump welcomes Xi to Washington

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Live PoliticsChina Live updates: Trump welcomes Xi to Washington Published September 24, 2026last updated September 24, 2026Advertisement What you need to know - Donald Trump welcomes his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping to Washington for a multi-day state visit - This is Xi's first state visit to the US in a decade - Trade, AI, Tawain, Ukraine and Iran expected to be on the agenda Follow along here for live updates: September 24, 2026 Welcome to our coverage We are launching our coverage of the highly anticipated meeting between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President X Jinping in Washington. Trade, the wars in Iran and Ukraine and artificial intelligence are expected to be on the agenda as the two leaders meet. This is Xi's first state visit to Washington in a decade. Join us as we bring you all the updates from Xi's trip. https://p.dw.com/p/5NAkL

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