China’s Jinping has expressed willingness to maintain communication, expand cooperation, and manage differences with the incoming Trump administration.

Joe Biden met Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping met for the final time as president Saturday in Peru as the specter of Donald Trump's return to the White House took center stage at the Asia-Pacific economic summit.

After two days of meetings in Lima, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum was closing with a spirit of detente that many fear the annual summit may not see again for the next four years

After two days of meetings in Lima that rarely ventured beyond platitudes in discussing the strategies of robust economic engagement, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum wrapped up

By Jarrett Renshaw, Lucinda Elliott and Trevor Hunnicutt LIMA (Reuters) -Joe Biden met Chinese President Xi Jinping for the last time as U.S. president on Saturday, with the leaders' goal of lowering tensions before Donald Trump's inauguration challenged by fresh conflicts over cyber crime,

President Joe Biden and his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, closed the book on their diplomatic relationship Saturday, meeting for a final time amid uncertainty over what the next Donald Trump presidency might portend for their two countries’ ties.