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The United States and China Establish Diplomatic Relations
CONFIRMADO82% DE CONFIANZAhace 47,7 añosThe Office of the Historian states that "the Joint Communiqué stated that the United States would begin official diplomatic relations with the People's Republic of China on January 1, 1979, and that the two countries would open Embassies on March 1". The agreement itself was announced on 15 December 1978.[1]From 1 January 1979 Washington recognised the People's Republic as the sole legal government of China and withdrew recognition from Taipei, ending thirty years in which the United States had treated the Republic of China on Taiwan as the government of all China.0.64Entran en vigor los primeros aranceles de la Sección 301 sobre productos chinos
Office of the United States Trade Representative, 600 17th Street NW, Washington, DC, United StatesOffice of the United States Trade Representative
CONFIRMADO82% DE CONFIANZAhace 8,2 añosEl comunicado de la USTR[1] del 15 de junio de 2018 indica que "la Oficina de Aduanas y Protección Fronteriza comenzará a recaudar los aranceles adicionales el 6 de julio de 2018".La Aduana de EE. UU. empezó a cobrar un 25 % adicional sobre 818 líneas arancelarias, equivalentes a unos 34.000 millones de dólares en importaciones chinas, el 6 de julio de 2018: el movimiento inicial de la guerra comercial y la primera vez desde los años treinta que Estados Unidos gravaba a un gran socio comercial a esta escala.0.61The United States and China Sign the Phase One Trade Deal
CONFIRMADO83% DE CONFIANZAhace 6,7 añosUSTR[1][3] states that "the United States and China signed an historic and enforceable agreement on a Phase One trade deal on January 15, 2020".After eighteen months of escalating tariffs the two sides signed an 'historic and enforceable agreement' in the East Room on 15 January 2020 — purchase commitments, intellectual-property rules and a ban on forced technology transfer. Most of the tariffs stayed in place.0.61China's Ministry of Commerce Cuts Rare Earth Export Quotas by 72%
CONFIRMADO90% DE CONFIANZAhace 16,2 añosBloomberg[2] reported the Ministry of Commerce's 72% cut to second-half 2010 rare earth export quotas, citing the official quota figures, on July 9, 2010.China's Ministry of Commerce slashed its second-half 2010 rare earth export quotas by 72%, tightening its grip on the roughly 97% of global rare earth supply it mined at the time. The move, framed as an environmental crackdown on unregulated mining, sent rare earth prices soaring within days.0.60China Joins the World Trade Organization
CONFIRMADO82% DE CONFIANZAhace 24,8 añosThe WTO's[1][3] own member page states that "China has been a member of WTO since 11 December 2001", thirty days after the Doha Ministerial Conference approved the accession on 10 November.China became the WTO's 143rd member on 11 December 2001, fifteen years after applying. Its export share of world trade roughly quadrupled over the next two decades, and the bargain struck in Doha is still what the tariff argument is about.0.59Trump recibe a Xi Jinping en la Base Conjunta Andrews
PROGRAMADO83% DE CONFIANZAHoyLa agenda del presidente para el 23 de septiembre indica «6:00 PM - EL PRESIDENTE sale de la Casa Blanca rumbo a la Base Conjunta Andrews» para la «Ceremonia de llegada con el presidente de la República Popular China»; AP dice que Xi y Peng Liyuan «llegarán previsiblemente a la Base Conjunta Andrews el miércoles por la noche». Las 18:30 ET se estiman a partir de la salida a las 6 PM; esto sustituye al «alrededor de las 4 de la tarde» indicado antes por el SCMP[9].Trump recibirá a Xi Jinping y a Peng Liyuan en la pista de la Base Conjunta Andrews hacia las 4 de la tarde del 23 de septiembre de 2026, un gesto que los presidentes de EE. UU. casi nunca tienen con un jefe de Estado visitante. Así se inaugura la visita de Estado de Xi del 23 al 25 de septiembre, la primera a Washington desde 2015.0.59The United States and China Issue the Shanghai Communiqué
CONFIRMADO87% DE CONFIANZAhace 54,6 añosForeign Relations of the United States prints the joint statement under the dateline "Shanghai, February 27, 1972". It is often dated 28 February, the day it reached readers in the United States and the visit's last day; this pin follows the document's own dateline.[1]At the end of Nixon's visit the two governments published a joint statement setting out, separately, what each believed about Taiwan. Washington said it 'acknowledges that all Chinese on either side of the Taiwan Strait maintain that there is but one China' — the sentence US policy has rested on ever since.0.59China rolls out a further 1 trillion yuan in economic stimulus ($146 billion dollars)
CONFIRMADO87% DE CONFIANZAhace 4,1 añosHappened as dated, per the pin description: "…ng infrastructure projects. Tight rules were announced alongside the measures that require the proje…"Among the allowances, state policy banks were given an additional 300 billion yuan ($44 billion) focused mainly on financing infrastructure projects. Tight rules were announced alongside the measures that require the projects to be profit-making and targeted.
Local governments were given the green light to use more than 500 billion yuan ($73 billion) of existing special bond quotas and were promised reduced financing costs through interest-rate changes.
Amid an energy crisis sparked by severe droughts and heat waves, the cabinet said central-government-run electricity firms will be allowed to sell 200 billion yuan ($29 billion) in special debt to ensure adequate energy supply.
$146B0.58EE. UU., Dinamarca y Groenlandia firman un acuerdo de seguridad para el Ártico
CONFIRMADO86% DE CONFIANZAayerSe considera firme, según el texto del acuerdo: «Hecho en Nueva York, a 22 de septiembre de 2026»; no se informa de la hora exacta (la agenda de NBC6 indicaba «10:40 AM: el presidente Trump participa en una firma trilateral», pero una foto de la Casa Blanca lleva la marca de las 11:19 AM EDT), por lo que se mantiene como fecha de día completo.[1]El presidente Trump, la primera ministra danesa Mette Frederiksen y el primer ministro de Groenlandia, Jens-Frederik Nielsen, firmaron en la sede de la ONU un pacto que permite a EE. UU. añadir zonas de defensa en Narsarsuaq y Mestersvig y ampliar la base espacial de Pituffik. Prohíbe instalaciones militares de Estados no miembros de la OTAN en Groenlandia y no tiene fecha de caducidad.0.56Carter Welcomes Deng Xiaoping to the White House
CONFIRMADO83% DE CONFIANZAhace 47,7 añosThe American Presidency Project's note on the remarks states that "the President spoke at 10:12 a.m. on the South Lawn of the White House" on 29 January 1979; 10:12 a.m. EST is 15:12Z.[1]Four weeks after relations began, Deng Xiaoping stood on the South Lawn for a full arrival ceremony — the first visit to Washington by a leader of Communist China. He went on to charm Congress and the press, and to be photographed in a ten-gallon hat at a Texas rodeo.0.56J&J Signs a Drug-Pricing Deal With Trump and Joins TrumpRx
Johnson & Johnson World Headquarters, 1 Johnson and Johnson Plaza, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08933, United StatesJohnson & Johnson…
CONFIRMADO86% DE CONFIANZAhace 258 díasJ&J's release is datelined "New Brunswick, N.J. – JANUARY 8, 2026" and says the company "today announced a voluntary agreement with the Trump Administration"; coverage followed on 9 January.[1]Johnson & Johnson signed a voluntary most-favored-nation drug-pricing agreement with the Trump administration, selling medicines through TrumpRx.gov and to Medicaid at prices comparable to other developed countries in exchange for an exemption from pharmaceutical tariffs, and announced two new US plants in Pennsylvania and North Carolina.0.56Nixon Becomes the First US President to Visit China
Great Hall of the People, Beijing, ChinaMinistry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China
CONFIRMADO82% DE CONFIANZAhace 54,6 añosThe Office of the Historian states that "Nixon travelled to Communist China February 21–28, 1972, becoming the first U.S. President to visit mainland China while in office", and the Shanghai Communiqué itself records the visit as running "from February 21 to February 28, 1972".[1]Richard Nixon spent 21 to 28 February 1972 in Beijing, Hangzhou and Shanghai, meeting Mao Zedong on the day he arrived. No sitting US president had set foot in the People's Republic, and the two governments had had no diplomatic relations for 23 years.0.56
