Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese regime leader XiJinping were caught on a hot mic discussing organ transplants to extend life. How does this highlight the atrocities of communist China's state-run forced organ harvesting?
President Donald Trump says he has asked to delay his planned meeting with Chinese leader XiJinping in Beijing by about one month. He has also called on Beijing to help reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Once considered a rising star on the Chinese political stage, Ma is now the latest victim of the so-called anti-corruption purge led by XiJinping, the Party's leader.
Trump's negotiated trade deal with Chinese Communist Party leader XiJinping requires China to crack down on fentanyl precursors coming to the United States. China is now putting 13 of those chemicals on the export restriction list.
The Australian government is exactly where Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader XiJinping wants it to be, which is to be "quiet and subservient," according to an ominous warning from defence expert Peter Jennings.
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President XiJinping attend a bilateral meeting at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on May 20, 2026.
An audio recording of President Donald Trump was recently leaked, in which the president claimed to have threatened Chinese Communist Party leader XiJinping that he would bomb Beijing if China invaded Taiwan.
The moment came as Russian President Vladimir Putin, Chinese leader XiJinping, and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un ascended the Tiananmen rostrum in Beijing for a massive military parade commemorating World War II.
President Donald Trump and Chinese leader XiJinping, while both were attending the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation forum in South Korea, secured a promise from Xi that he would continue rare-earth exports unimpeded for at least a year.
“XiJinping has purged many generals since taking power. He calls it corruption, but in reality, it’s factional struggle. This is just not a normal country.”
President Donald Trump said on Jan. 22 that he will visit China in April and expects Chinese leader XiJinping to visit the United States later this year.
In May, President Donald Trump met with Chinese leader XiJinping in Beijing. Before the Trump–Xi summit, the House passed a resolution by a 414–0 vote urging Trump to confront Xi on political prisoners held in the state custody of China.
The announcement came ahead of President Donald Trump's meeting with Chinese leader XiJinping in Beijing amid escalating tensions over trade, Taiwan, and Iran.
I was asking myself if this is something that President XiJinping would see,” Mr. Scali said. “But I didn't know that this is something that would never be seen in China”—at least under communism.
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A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers is urging President Donald Trump to press for the release of detained Chinese pastor Ezra Jin Mingri ahead of his anticipated May meeting with Chinese leader XiJinping.
He said the group discussions during the program were likely designed to test whether participants would openly repudiate Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli and reaffirm their loyalty to XiJinping.
President Donald Trump said on Jan. 13 that he believes China could open its markets to U.S. goods, pointing to his rapport with Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader XiJinping.
“We’ve been doing very well with China.
XiJinping has never fought a war, yet he arrested Zhang Youxia, who had battlefield experience. If Xi is irresponsible and allows people with no battlefield experience to command, he may plunge China into war.”
The Chinese Communist Party leader XiJinping is meeting with other officials for events in China this week, including Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The 1,732-foot tower is located east of Beijing’s center, just 4 to 5 miles from Zhongnanhai, the secretive compound where the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) leaders, including XiJinping, live and work.
President Donald Trump said on May 11 that he plans to raise the cases of media entrepreneur Jimmy Lai and pastor Ezra Jin during his upcoming meeting with Chinese leader XiJinping.
In his view, Chinese leader XiJinping removed such officers under the banner of anti-corruption because they posed obstacles to his long-term ambitions.