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Trump and Xi Kick Off DC Summit, With Taiwan, AI, Trade and Iran on the Agenda

President Trump greeted China's President Xi Jinping at Joint Base Andrews, marking his first trip there to welcome a foreign leader, as talks begin in Washington.

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President Donald Trump greeted Chinese President Xi Jinping at Joint Base Andrews as a summit between the two leaders got underway in Washington, marking the first time Trump has traveled to the base to welcome a foreign leader.

A Wide-Ranging Agenda

The talks are expected to cover a broad set of issues between the two countries, including Taiwan, artificial intelligence, trade and the situation involving Iran, reflecting the wide scope of the U.S.-China relationship at a moment of heightened global tension.

Notable Symbolism

The choice to greet Xi personally at Joint Base Andrews, a step Trump has not taken for other foreign leaders, is being read as a signal of the summit's significance and the priority both sides are placing on the discussions.

Given the range of topics on the table, from technology competition around AI to longstanding trade disputes and regional security questions tied to Taiwan and Iran, the summit is expected to be closely watched by allies and markets alike for any signs of shifts in U.S.-China relations.

Further details on specific outcomes or agreements are expected to emerge as the summit proceeds.

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