US and Chinese leaders are set to meet for the third time in a year, focusing on key global issues including trade tensions, advancements in artificial intelligence, and regional security concerns surrounding Iran. The discussions aim to address economic policies, technological competition, and diplomatic challenges in one of the most critical bilateral relationships. With high stakes in economic cooperation and geopolitical stability, the meeting could shape future cooperation—or confrontation—between the world’s two largest economies. Analysts will be watching closely for any signals on how these pressing issues may be resolved.
The leaders of the US and China are expected to discuss trade, AI and Iran in their third in-person meeting in a year.
