Tonight on PBS News weekend, President Trump makes his first trip to Asia of his second

term as he seeks a trade deal for Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Inside China, the government launches the most widespread crackdown on the country's Christians

in years, and the experimental treatment

offering hope to the millions of Americans who struggle with chronic pain.

Even today, like, I've had a seven-hour-time migraine all day today.

I still got up.

I still did my errands.

And it's something that people living in chronic pain are just forced to do.

Thank you. And it's something that people living in chronic pain are just forced to do. Good evening. I'm Nick Schifrin. John Yang is away.

Tonight, President Donald Trump is predicting he and Chinese

President Xi Jinping will sign a, quote, comprehensive trade deal during Mr. Trump's first visit to Asia

since returning to the White House. The high-stakes trip comes as the president faces a constellation of

international challenges from the relationship between the world's two largest economies

to trying to end the wars in Ukraine and Gaza.

On his way to Asia, President Trump made a pit stop in Doha to greet Qatari leaders who helped broker the Gaza ceasefire.

And you have a safe Middle East right now. And you're going to keep it that way for all time.

But what lies ahead is perhaps the single most important meeting of his new term

with Chinese leader Xi Jinping.

President Trump says he's looking to make a trade deal to avoid threaten 157 percent

tariffs.

The U.S. wants Beijing to buy more American soybeans.

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