US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan to Hold Critical Talks in Beijing

Discussions will address Taiwan, trade, and global security concerns amid strained US-China relations.

Sullivan's visit marks the first by a US national security adviser to China in eight years.
Meetings with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi will cover Taiwan, tariffs, and AI security.
The talks aim to stabilize relations and prevent military conflicts in the Indo-Pacific region.
Both sides will discuss China's support for Russia and tensions in the South China Sea.
A potential summit between Presidents Biden and Xi Jinping is on the agenda.