Fox News reported that President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping wrapped up a summit in Washington, D.C., ending a multi-day state visit marked by a White House state dinner.
Fox News published coverage saying the two leaders “wrap up” talks after events in the capital, noting the visit included Oval Office meetings and ceremonial functions, according to Fox’s reporting and video segments on the visit.
Reuters corroborated the end of the Washington meetings, reporting the leaders concluded the summit with a tour and tea at the National Archives on Friday, after two-and-a-half days of talks and events in the city.
The visit included a White House state dinner; First Lady Melania Trump’s state dinner style on this site reviewed the ceremonial aspects of the evening and what was on display for guests.
News outlets, including Fox News, noted the summit touched on issues from trade and tariffs to artificial intelligence and strategic matters, while Reuters and other coverage said few formal policy breakthroughs were announced at the close of the visit.
The trip was the latest high-profile meeting between the two leaders this year and drew comment from lawmakers and commentators; Fox News ran segments showing Republican criticism of elements of the welcome and itinerary.
Sources
- Fox News — reported that Trump and Xi “wrap up” the Washington summit and ran video segments and analysis of the visit.
- Reuters — reported Trump and Xi ended the visit with a tour and tea at the National Archives and said the summit produced few announced agreements.
- South China Morning Post — provided the published White House itinerary and reporting on the state visit schedule.
