A high-level U.S. delegation has traveled to China ahead of a critical summit between the two countries’ leaders, arriving as tensions over trade, technology, and geopolitical rivalry remain unresolved. The visit follows months of strained relations marked by tariffs, sanctions, and disputes over issues like Taiwan and human rights. With both sides preparing for direct negotiations, the meeting is expected to test whether diplomatic engagement can ease the deepening divide. Analysts warn that any breakthrough will hinge on whether fundamental disagreements can be set aside for pragmatic discussions.
Data comes ahead of crucial meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping this month
