In brief
US President Donald Trump will host Chinese premier Xi Jinping in Washington this week. BBC's China correspondent Laura Bicker and US editor Sarah Smith outline the high stakes for both powers, touching on trade, military posturing and diplomatic signals. The visit could reshape U.S.-China relations, influence global supply chains, and inform the broader geopolitical climate. Analysts warn that interpersonal dynamics between the leaders may set the tone for future negotiations.
US President Donald Trump will host Chinese leader Xi Jinping this week in Washington. The meeting comes at a time when tensions over trade, technology, and military presence are high, making the venue a focal point for global observers.
BBC's China correspondent Laura Bicker and US editor Sarah Smith explain what’s at stake for the two global superpowers, ranging from economic policy to strategic rivalry.
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Related topics: United States, China, China-US relations, Xi Jinping, Donald Trump
