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Xi Jinping Breaks Silence as U.S.-China Trade War Ramps Up; Global Markets on Edge Amid Escalating Trade War; E.U. Could Tax U.S. Tech Companies if Talks Fail; Mahmoud Khalil's Fate to be Determined Today; President Trump Departs White House for Annual Physical Exam; Tesla vs. BYD on Electric Vehicle; Israel Orders Evacuations from Parts of Gaza City; Indirect U.S.-Iran Talks in Oman; UAE Tourism Reaches More Than $128 Billion in Hotel Revenues in 2024. Aired 10-11a ET
Chinese leader Xi Jinping speaking for the first since start of trade war with U.S., saying China not afraid, Trump's trade war escalating with China raising tariffs on U.S. Consumer spending weaker as trade war escalating. E.U. and U.S. trade officials to meet for talks on Sunday. U.S. government outlined case to deport Mahmoud Khalil. 78-year-old President Trump to be examined by physicians at Walter Reed Hospital. China's electric vehicle-maker BYD made $107 billion in sales last year, beating Tesla by 10 percent, despite having no presence in the U.S. by being cheaper but full of the latest technology. Neighborhoods lying in area in the Gaza City identified as part of buffer zone Israel was creating, as ceasefire talks seemingly politicized by Israeli team. Iran laid out so-called red lines, setting strict terms, ahead of nuclear talks with U.S. in Oman. The hospitality industry in the UAE has grown significantly as on Dubai-based hospitality group now in over 25 countries. GUESTS: Ramzi Kassem, Gillian Tett, Dina Esfandiary
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