Biden's National Security Advisor's Key Meeting in China

President Biden plans to send national security adviser Jake Sullivan to China to meet counterpart Wang Yi, as White House aims to sharpen foreign policy focus in final months while president vacations in California's Santa Ynez Valley; Sullivan has met Chinese officials several times to discuss the two economic rivals' complicated relationship, and this will be his first visit to China, according to a person familiar with planning for the expected announcement.

US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan to meet Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi; discuss Sino-US relations, including counter-narcotics, military communication, AI safety, US concerns over China's support for Russia, activities in South China Sea, global issues like North Korea, Middle East, Myanmar, Taiwan, potential Biden-Xi meeting, and US Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell's travel to South Pacific.

National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan is traveling to China for talks; A meeting with Foreign Minister Wang Yi is planned; The topics are competition and conflict avoidance; Increased military activity in the region and the Taiwan issue.

Biden's national security adviser Jake Sullivan will meet Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi to discuss cooperation on fentanyl and Taiwan, a potential Biden-Xi summit, military-to-military communications, AI, China's support for Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and lack of condemnation for the Hamas attack on Israel. This comes ahead of a U.S. election that could shift China policy, especially if former President Trump returns. This will be Sullivan's fifth in-person meeting with Wang, the first U..