The United States and China have agreed to an extended trade truce, providing temporary breathing space for the world's two largest economies amidst ongoing strategic rivalry. US President Donald Trump and Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping concluded a summit in Washington, where the US leader confirmed that two additional meetings between the two heads of state will take place this year.
While the truce offers a temporary pause in tensions, analysts warn that time is running out for both superpowers to achieve a lasting resolution to their broader strategic conflicts.
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