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Xi will visit Vietnam from April 14-15, and Malaysia and Cambodia from April 15-18, state-run Xinhua news agency reported on Friday

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The reserve requirement ratio for financial institutions and the central bank’s policy rates can be cut anytime going forward, the flagship newspaper of the Communist Party said on Monday

The visit underscores the deepening strategic alliance between Moscow and Beijing at a time of escalating geopolitical tensions with the West.

Xi sat down with representatives of international industrial and business firms at the Great Hall of the People on Friday morning

In her memoir, Careless People, Sarah Wynn-Williams, who spent seven years as Facebook’s director of global public policy, provided a critical account of the company's internal culture, controversial decisions, and its attempts to gain a foothold in China.

The Wall Street Journal reported last week that Washington and Beijing had begun discussions about a possible summit in June in the United States.

The annual China Development Forum will take place on March 23-24 at Beijing's Diaoyutai State Guesthouse, two sources told Reuters

PM Modi talked about the long history of India-China relations and the importance of mutual understanding.

Premier Li Qiang, in a speech at the opening of the annual meeting of China's parliament, warned that "changes unseen in a century are unfolding across the world at a faster pace."

Robert Sockin, a global economist with Citi said they uncertainty now revolves around how long the fresh tariff measures will remain in force, and the uncertainty that follows with it. He is hopeful that the tariffs will not in force for a durable period and will likely be used a negotiating tactic.

Thousands of delegates including ministry chiefs and provincial leaders will gather Wednesday in Beijing for the parliamentary conclave, where officials will set a bullish growth goal of around 5%, according to most analysts surveyed by Bloomberg.

China and Russia should maintain close communications at various levels, Xi said, adding that both countries will usher in "a series of significant agendas".

Beijing’s reaction came hours after Trump announced an additional 10% tariff would take effect March 4

President Xi Jinping has previously declared China's unification with Taiwan "can without a doubt be realized", but the new language on molding that process suggests Beijing will take a more proactive approach.

Xi made the remarks to top officials including Politburo and State Council party members after reviewing their work over the past year

China has, so far, avoided any action that might provoke Trump, responding to his 10% tariff with modest moves and refraining from the aggressive "Wolf Warrior" diplomacy rolled out in his first term.

The last time that Xi Jinping chaired a similar high-profile symposium was in 2018, during the US-China trade war under the first Trump administration.

Xi Jinping has not signalled a successor, raising concerns about China's political stability as he consolidates power and prepares for a potential fourth term, according to the Financial Times.

China’s $93 billion megacity Xiongan, a flagship project backed by President Xi Jinping, remains largely empty despite rapid construction and government support, raising concerns over its long-term viability, The Wall Street Journal reports.