On FOX News 'Special Report' FOX Business host, Larry Kudlow, discussed the lead up to President Trump meeting with China's Xi Jinping. Kudlow highlighted the trade deals from other Asian nations and the disappointment over China's fentanyl exports and them not halting the trade: LARRY KUDLOW: It's a very important meeting.

Donald Trump secured $18 trillion in investment commitments and new trade deals during his Asia trip, including rare earth mineral agreements with Australia and Japan.

President Trump's closely-watched summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping is set for this Thursday in South Korea with increasing expectations after the weekend of advance talks have resulted in an environment that both sides say could be conducive to compromise.

Leavitt said that on Monday morning local time, Trump will fly to Tokyo followed by a bilateral meeting with Sanae Takaichi, the new prime minister of Japan. Trump will then fly to Buscan, where he will participate in a bilateral meeting with Lee Jae Myung, the president of South Korea, Leavitt said.

As Donald Trump gives himself a ‘12 out of 10’ for the biggest meeting of his Asia tour, he might think he’s won the day. But China’s Xi Jinping is the one left holding all the cards, writes Mary Deje

In 2025, APEC members collectively account for over 60 percent of the world's total GDP. Xi has regarded the region as a key priority for advancing free trade. Driven by Xi's vision, China has strengthened its economic ties with other 20 member economies, among which 15 are already China's free trade partners.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will appeal for free trade and regional cooperation at the ASEAN summit on Monday ahead of President Donald Trump’s face-off with China’s Xi Jinping.

America First' Trump Loved Hanging Out With the Global Elite During His Asia Trip TOKYO (AP) — For an “America First” president, Donald Trump seemed to love his whirlwind five days skipping across Asia — a reflection of a White House that is increasingly focused on the rest of the world.