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Trump and Xi Discuss Trade and Security Issues in Beijing

President Donald Trump's meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing concluded without any major agreements. Both leaders described the discussions as 'very good,' encompassing a range of topics.

06/11/2026 · Alaska edition

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President Donald Trump met with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing, where they engaged in discussions covering an array of issues, according to Trump. However, the summit did not produce any broad agreements between the two nations.

Neither the White House nor the Chinese government released specific details of the conversations. The absence of concrete outcomes suggests continued challenges in resolving ongoing disagreements. Topics discussed reportedly ranged from trade imbalances to security concerns in the region.

The leaders’ delegations also participated in meetings. These discussions aimed to foster better communication. Future talks have not been scheduled at this time.

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