Trump says he might sign final TikTok deal on Thursday

The US President says he has obtained a 'provisional approval' from China's President Xi Jinping, whom he is expected to meet later this week in South Korea

Reuters

Tokyo, Updated At : 11:55 AM Oct 27, 2025 IST

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US President Donald Trump said he might sign a final deal on TikTok on Thursday and has obtained a "provisional approval" from China's President Xi Jinping, whom he is expected to meet later this week in South Korea during his Asia tour.

"Canada has been ripping us off for a long time and they're not going to do it anymore ... I don't want to meet with the Canadian Prime Minister," Trump also told reporters on Air Force One en route to Japan from Malaysia.

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