US-China Trade Relations - President Trump and President Xi Jinping are scheduled to meet next week at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit (APEC) in South Korea [1] - The meeting occurs shortly before a scheduled 100% tariff on Chinese exports by the US [2] - President Trump has repeatedly threatened tariffs on China, indicating a desire to have the upper hand in trade negotiations [2][4][9] - The administration's officials are not explicitly stating that a deal is expected after the meeting, despite the looming tariff deadline [8][9] US Diplomatic Engagements in Asia - President Trump is visiting US allies in Asia, including Japan, South Korea, and Malaysia [7] - These economic forums provide opportunities for US leaders to meet with multiple leaders simultaneously [7] - The trade war has impacted many of the countries in the region [8] US Involvement in Middle East - The Vice President recently traveled to Israel to monitor the ceasefire [12][14] - US officials are pushing back against the idea that they are "babysitting" the Israeli Prime Minister [14] - The Vice President avoided specifics regarding Hamas' role in Gaza [14][15] - Discussions are ongoing regarding an international stabilization force in Gaza, including potential countries involved [18][19][20]

No better person to kick off our coverage this morning at the Bund Summit here on the banks of the Huangpo river in Shanghai, and the financial district across the river is Stephen Roach, he's a Yale Law School Senior Fellow, also, of course, the former chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia. Thanks so much for having you, Steve. Always glad to be here.I mean, I'm sure you have lots at the forefront of your mind right now. But let's talk about the upcoming possible Xi-Trump meeting on the sidelines of APEC. How hi ...

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