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Trump and Xi Prepare to Meet in Washington, with US-China Trade and AI on the Agenda
The leaders are expected to renew a trade pact and discuss new AI risk measures as tensions over Taiwan remain unresolved.
- On Thursday, September 24, 2026, President Donald Trump will personally greet Chinese President Xi Jinping at Joint Base Andrews, marking the start of a three-day state visit including ceremonial events and bilateral talks.
- Building on their May summit, the leaders will focus on the 'three Ts'—trade, technology, and Taiwan—as both attempt to steady bilateral ties while competing fiercely to gain the upper hand.
- Regarding artificial intelligence, both nations mooted a 'hotline' on September 20 to address national security risks, aiming to align diplomacy with rapid technology developments.
- Trade officials are finalizing a list of up to $30 billion in products to be traded at reduced tariff levels under the new U.S.-China Board of Trade, which began operating recently.
- This summit represents the second of four face-to-face meetings between the leaders this year, signaling commitment to maintain dialogue despite deep strategic rivalry and economic competition.
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·Stockholm, Sweden
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China watchers split on what a Trump-Xi summit will deliver
US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are set for a highly anticipated summit in Washington. Some see the meeting as an opportunity to stabilise relations, while others caution that the carefully choreographed encounter could amount to little more than political theatre.
·Ultimo, Australia
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Trump and Xi prepare to meet in Washington, with US-China trade and AI on the agenda
The Chinese and U.S. leaders are coming together for the second of four face-to-face meetings planned for this year, part of a broader effort to steady ties amid fierce competition.
·Boston, United States
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