Trump and Xi hold phone call discussing Taiwan, trade, and a potential US visit

Trump and China's leader, Xi Jinping, held a phone call that both sides described as positive. They discussed several key issues, including trade, the situation in Taiwan, and the conflict in Ukraine. Trump said Xi would visit the United States later in the year, and Xi called for 'mutual respect' between the two countries.

The call was part of a busy diplomatic day for Xi, who also spoke with Russia's Vladimir Putin. The conversation between Trump and Xi touched on specific trade items like soybeans and broader strategic issues, with Xi urging caution on US arms sales to Taiwan. The call is seen as an effort to manage tensions between the world's two largest economies.