"Trump's visit in May will be the first in-person talks between the two leaders since an October meeting in South Korea where they agreed on a trade truce."
"While the two sides could strike goodwill agreements in Beijing on trade in agriculture and airplane parts, they are also expected to discuss areas of deep tension such as Taiwan, where little progress is expected."
Donald Trump will visit China on May 14 and 15, marking his first trip in eight years. The visit was postponed due to the Iran war. Trump plans to host Xi Jinping in Washington later this year. The trip aims to reset relations in the Asia Pacific region amid ongoing tensions, including tariffs and military operations. This will be the first in-person meeting since their October talks in South Korea. Discussions will likely cover trade agreements and contentious issues like Taiwan, where little progress is anticipated.
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