All right, Alexander, we have the meeting between U.S. President Trump and Chinese leader

Xi Jinping in Beijing, a two-day summit between the two leaders.

Is this another type of reset?

Are we looking at a contentious two days between the two leaders?

Iran will be top of the agenda, I imagine, with regards to geopolitics or foreign politics.

Iran, the blockade of China, trying to prevent oil and energy to reach China.

Of course, we have all kinds of trade and tariff issues that they're going to discuss maybe

rare earth, maybe, Russia, Ukraine, perhaps.

What do you think is going to be discussed?

Well, this is interesting because... Taiwan, sorry. Taiwan definitely is going to be discussed. Well, this is interesting because... Taiwan, sorry.

Taiwan definitely is going to be discussed.

Well, this is an interesting summit meeting because, of course, it's come after a very

difficult year in U.S.-China relations.

We've had the various trade wars of last year, which you remember with, did not go fully well for the US.

And Trump, of course, has now the problem of the Supreme Court decision, which basically

declared his tariffs unconstitutional.

So he's tried to put the tariffs back together again using other legal devices, but there's

been more legal challenges about those.

And again, he's lost another case about them.

So in terms of tariff policy, his position doesn't look strong.

He's also went, he basically wanted to go to China from about the middle of last year.

And he's been pushing the Chinese hard for a meeting.

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