China, U.S. Agree to a Leader Call in Top White House Aide’s Beijing Visit

 During a visit to Beijing by a top White House official, the U.S. and China agreed to set up a call between their leaders, President Joe Biden and President Xi Jinping, later this year. The visit aimed to stabilize relations amid ongoing tensions, especially concerning Taiwan, trade, and other geopolitical issues. Both nations emphasized the need for better communication and cooperation, with the planned call seen as a step toward easing bilateral tensions. The discussions in Beijing were part of broader efforts by both countries to manage their complex relationship.