China has formally invited U.S. President Donald Trump to Beijing for a summit with President Xi Jinping, but the White House has not yet responded as the countries are still far apart on trade issues and the flow of fentanyl,

U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday urged NATO countries to stop buying Moscow's oil and place heavy tariffs on China until the Russia-Ukraine war ends. Beijing's foreign affairs minister responded to Trump's call,

Donald Trump says he’ll slap a harsh embargo on the Kremlin if Brussels turns the screws on China, but EU diplomats suspect the U.S. president is stalling.

A White House TikTok account aimed at appealing to younger voters has instead become a magnet for relentless trolling. The @whitehouse account’s debut post was a cinematic highlight reel of President Donald Trump captioned,

From Beijing's concern about terrorists using AI to make weapons to the offshore yuan strengthening, here's a round-up from today's coverage Catch up on some of SCMP's biggest China stories of the day.

China invited US President Donald Trump to a Beijing summit with Xi Jinping, but the White House has not replied.

President Donald Trump said trade talks with China had “gone very well” and hinted at a deal resolving US concerns over TikTok’s ownership. While Trump claimed an agreement had been reached, China has not confirmed any such development.

U.S. President Donald Trump accused Russian President Vladimir Putin, Chinese President Xi Jinping and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un of conspiring against the U.S.

President Donald Trump is showing flexible foreign policy when it comes to adversaries like China. His policies have shifted from hardline to friendly.

The Trump administration is drawing up plans to use tariff revenue to fund a programme to support US farmers as they head into harvest facing falling export sales and rising input costs, agriculture secretary Brooke Rollins said.