Donald Trump and China’s Xi Jinping are set to hold their first face-to-face talks in more than six months, as both sides seek to stabilise relations that have been strained by ongoing disputes. Sources say the discussion is expected to span multiple areas, including Iran-related developments and nuclear issues, alongside trade concerns and emerging technology such as AI. The talks come amid heightened tensions linked to the conflict involving Iran, including the US and Israel’s war efforts, which have become a focal point for diplomatic disagreement. Alongside security and geopolitical topics, the leaders also aim to address bilateral economic tensions that have affected trade ties. Both outlets frame the meeting as an attempt to manage differences and improve communication between the two governments. While the specific outcomes of the discussions are not detailed, the scheduled engagement is positioned as a chance for both leaders to coordinate on shared concerns and reduce friction across several policy areas.