Al Jazeera News Updates Tariffs eased after Trump-Xi meeting, RSF accused of atrocities in Sudan
Oct 30, 2025
The latest discussions highlight the significant outcomes of the Trump-Xi trade talks, revealing China’s commitment to purchasing U.S. soybeans and easing restrictions on rare earth minerals. A review of recent tariff measures showcases the escalating trade tensions between the two nations. In a disturbing turn, allegations arise regarding the Rapid Support Forces' involvement in a hospital massacre in Darfur, raising concerns about human rights violations in Sudan. Stay tuned for these pressing global issues!
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Trade Talks Yield Immediate Concessions
- Donald Trump said his meeting with Xi Jinping was a major success and announced a planned China visit in April.
- They agreed to resume U.S. soybean purchases and remove roadblocks on rare earth minerals immediately.
Tariff Escalation And Partial Rollbacks
- The tariff conflict began with heavy duties then saw partial rollbacks and later a revival including port fees.
- Beijing also tightened controls on rare earth exports, escalating strategic trade tensions.
Al-Fasha Hospital Massacre Allegations
- Reports accuse Sudan's Rapid Support Forces of killing hundreds at Al-Fasha hospital and thousands elsewhere during their seizure.
- The alleged massacre in Darfur has prompted international condemnation.