Trump Xi summit: key issues from commerce to Taiwan

The upcoming meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping on September 24 will focus on ways to stabilize relations between the two countries, which are under pressure from multiple points of contention including trade, Taiwan issues, the Iran conflict, and global AI risks. The summit will discuss extending the trade truce agreed upon last October, which halted a tariff war between the world’s two largest economies, with expectations of announcing measures related to agriculture and lowering tariffs on goods valued at approximately $30 billion. The leaders will also address the level of U.S. support for Taiwan, as Trump faces pressure from China to recognize its opposition to Taiwanese independence, potentially leading to shifts in Washington’s stance and sparking debate in Congress. Additionally, discussions will cover Iran’s conflict, especially since China is the largest importer of Iranian oil and continues to sell goods to Iran despite U.S. sanctions, with speculations that China will use its influence to pressure Tehran. This comes amid ongoing U.S. concerns over regional and global security risks.

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