The leaders of the world’s two biggest economies spoke for the first time since June and agreed to meet in six weeks.

The leaders of the world’s two biggest economies will talk for the first time since June. The call could pave the way for an in-person meeting as soon as next month.

With growth slowing in the world’s second largest economy, Beijing is trying to stoke demand in sectors as varied as health care, tourism, education and sports.

The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge can fit almost two Eiffel Towers under it and will be touted as evidence of China’s engineering prowess when it opens this month.

Russia and China deepened their “no limits” friendship, but Vladimir Putin didn’t get everything he wanted, underscoring his junior status in the partnership.

Marco Rubio and Pete Hegseth, the secretaries of state and defense, spoke with their Chinese counterparts less than a week after Beijing held a muscular military parade.

In a conversation caught on a hot mic, the leaders of China and Russia chatted about human longevity, organ replacement surgery and the possibility of living to 150.

As Xi Jinping declared China as a nation “never intimidated by bullies,” President Trump urged him to acknowledge the United States’ support in winning World War II.

As Xi Jinping declared China will “never intimidated by any bullies,” President Trump urged him to acknowledge the United States’ support in winning World War II.

Leaders of 26 countries, including Russia and North Korea, are at the spectacle, which Chinese commentators say will show up President Trump’s “sloppy” parade.

As it celebrates the 80th anniversary of Japanese surrender, China is trying to recast wartime history by downplaying U.S. help while emphasizing Moscow’s role.

As it celebrates the 80th anniversary of Japanese surrender, China is trying to recast wartime history by downplaying U.S. help while emphasizing Moscow’s role.