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Could a potential Trump-Xi-Putin meeting open the door to a different relationship between Washington and Beijing? On AnewZ’s Inside Politics, international and independent China strategist Andrew Leung argues Beijing is seeking “constructive strategic stability” with the U.S., maintaining competition while avoiding a zero-sum confrontation that could spiral towards conflict. Washington has recently been exploring trade and trilateral arms-control talks with China and Russia, while a possible meeting between the three leaders at November’s APEC summit remains unconfirmed.


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Could a potential Trump-Xi-Putin meeting open the door to a different relationship between Washington and Beijing?

On AnewZ’s Inside Politics, international and independent China strategist Andrew Leung argues Beijing is seeking “constructive strategic stability” with the U.S., maintaining competition while avoiding a zero-sum confrontation that could spiral towards conflict.

Washington has recently been exploring trade and trilateral arms-control talks with China and Russia, while a possible meeting between the three leaders at November’s APEC summit remains unconfirmed.
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