U.S. and Chinese leaders are set to meet for the second time this year, marking a rare series of in-person discussions aimed at stabilizing relations between the two global powers. The meetings come as tensions remain high, with both nations engaged in intense economic and geopolitical rivalry. Diplomats from both sides have signaled a focus on managing competition while exploring areas for cooperation. Analysts suggest the talks could offer insight into whether either side is willing to ease long-standing disputes.
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.
