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Friday, May 8th, 2026. All eyes on China. President Trump is heading to Beijing next week for a high-stakes meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping as trade, global power, and national security collide.

What could come of it and what's really at stake for the United States?

For the summit, they both want a kind of stability.

It's not quite clear what that means.

Next week's trip marks President Trump's first visit to China since 2017.

Back then, the focus was cooperation. Now, the relationship is far more complicated. The world has weathered a global pandemic, a trade war, new tariffs, escalating tensions in the

Middle East, and an intensifying battle for global influence. China has pushed aggressively to expand its economic and military power,

while the U.S. works to maintain its position as the world's leading superpower. So where does

the U.S.-China relationship stand today? Are the world's two biggest powers heading toward

cooperation or confrontation.

This is not their first meeting.

They are experts on each other.

Michael Pillsbury is a senior fellow

for China Strategy at the Heritage Foundation,

author of the 100-year marathon,

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