Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin are scheduled to meet in Beijing for a summit on Wednesday, according to multiple outlets. The meeting follows a recent visit by U.S. President Donald Trump, which has featured in the scheduling and framing of the Beijing talks. The leaders’ agenda includes discussions of bilateral issues and a range of international matters. Reporting also describes the format as including formal diplomatic events alongside a more informal interaction. One outlet notes that the Kremlin has communicated “serious expectations” for the visit and that the program includes a signing ceremony and a banquet. After these events, the leaders are expected to hold an additional informal session described as “tea diplomacy,” during which they discuss key international issues. The coverage presents the meeting as both substantive and carefully staged, combining official agreements with informal discussion time. No additional specific policy outcomes are cited in the reports provided.