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World leaders head to Asia for back-to-back diplomatic summits
Publication: World news | The Guardian
Author: Oliver Holmes and Rebecca Bailey
Source published: 15/11/2026, 04:00:02 UTC
Briefing created: 15/11/2026, 12:54:16 UTC
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Briefings
World leaders are scheduled for back-to-back diplomatic summits in Asia, with China hosting Donald Trump at Shenzhen for an APEC meeting. This event occurs against the backdrop of a broader superpower rivalry between China and the US, which is expected to influence regional trade, technology, and security priorities.
Key points
- China will host Donald Trump at Shenzhen for an APEC meeting starting two weeks after the US leader lost midterm elections.
- The upcoming summits focus on trade, technology, and regional security as key areas of influence competition.
Context
This briefing covers diplomatic summits in Asia where trade, technology, and regional security are central to the China-US rivalry. The APEC meeting in Shenzhen marks a significant event in the ongoing superpower competition.
Limitations
Evidence is limited to the article snippet provided. Specific attendee lists, exact dates beyond the 'two weeks' timeframe, and detailed outcomes remain unknown.
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