Some critics have expressed concern about the Chinese Communist Party leader's visit, citing the regime's human rights record and its support for Iran. Story continues below advertisement The summit comes at a critical time, as Beijing's rare earth export control suspension and the broader U.S.–China tariff truce are both set to expire on Nov.
Some critics have expressed concern about the Chinese Communist Party leader's visit, citing the regime's human rights record and its support for Iran.
Story continues below advertisement The summit comes at a critical time, as Beijing's rare earth export control suspension and the broader U.S.–China tariff truce are both set to expire on Nov.
So all eyes will be on whether the two sides unveil an extension agreement.
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Some critics have expressed concern about the Chinese Communist Party leader's visit, citing the regime's human rights record and its support for Iran. Story continues below advertisement The summit comes at a critical time, as Beijing's rare earth export control suspension and the broader U.S.–China tariff truce are both set to expire on Nov. So all eyes will be on whether the two sides unveil an extension agreement.
"That doesn't mean we don't have strong disagreements.
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