China has been making a push for vehicles like drones and flying taxis a part of everyday business, with hopes of transporting people, not just goods. Dubbed the "low-altitude economy" - referring to activities below 1,000 metres - China is betting on this potential new growth engine. But patchy progress, lagging regulations and building public trust could keep such dreams grounded. CNA's Melody Chan takes a closer look. #china #chinanews #drones | CNA

Donald Trump and Xi Jinping shared a 27-second handshake before the two managed to strike a deal between the U.S. and China on lowering tariffs | The Independent

Watch Chinese drones battle skyscraper fires! The drones soared to the rescue in a recent drill in Shenzhen, south China's Guangdong Province, reaching insane heights beyond the reach of fire trucks. | China Xinhua Sci-Tech

President Donald Trump met with Chinese President Xi Jinping for the first time in six years during a meeting in South Korea aimed at settling some trade differences. Trump announced the US will reduce tariffs on Chinese goods entering America, and in return China will start to import more agricultural products such as soybeans. But many other issues remain unresolved, including whether TikTok will be allowed to operate in America and China's continued purchasing of Russian oil. Trump is now due