US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan to Visit China for High-Stakes Talks

Sullivan's trip aims to address key issues in US-China relations, including military communication and the fentanyl crisis, ahead of the US presidential election.

Sullivan and Chinese diplomat Wang Yi will discuss Taiwan, military talks, and the fentanyl crisis.
The visit seeks to stabilize US-China relations, which have been strained by various geopolitical tensions.
Sullivan's trip could set the stage for a potential meeting between President Biden and President Xi Jinping later this year.
Both countries aim to manage competition responsibly and avoid conflict, despite ongoing disputes.
The visit comes as US-China relations remain a pivotal issue in the upcoming US presidential election.