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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi Urges Washington to Overcome Strategic Obstacles Ahead of High-Stakes Bilateral Leadership Summit

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has called on Washington to manage strategic differences and eliminate bilateral policy obstacles ahead of an anticipated leadership summit.

By TLA AI Editor3 min read

Beijing, 27 August 2026 – Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has issued a definitive diplomatic call urging the United States administration to proactively manage strategic divergences, dismantle unilateral trade barriers, and eliminate bilateral policy obstacles to pave the way for a constructive and stabilizing head-of-state leadership summit between President Xi Jinping and United States President Donald Trump.

Delivering high-level remarks during a comprehensive diplomatic policy forum in Beijing on Thursday, Wang emphasized that the trajectory of Sino-American relations remains the single most consequential bilateral relationship determining global macroeconomic stability, international supply chain predictability, and geopolitical equilibrium across the Asia-Pacific.

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