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Why the Fragile Trump-Xi Truce Could Break Before the U.S.-China D.C. Summit

A year‑long Harvard stint to bridge Trump and Xi arrives as analysts warn the fragile truce may crack before the Washington summit.

By · Published September 12, 2026  01:07 UTC · Updated September 12, 2026  12:58 UTC

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A SCMP columnist has begun a year‑long Harvard appointment aimed at facilitating U.S.–China dialogue. Barron's labels the Trump‑Xi truce as fragile and warns it could unravel before the scheduled summit in Washington, D.C.

The truce’s stability directly concerns President Trump, President Xi and the diplomatic teams preparing for the D.C. summit. Observers will watch for any shift in Beijing’s posture or U.S. signaling that could trigger a breakdown before the meeting takes place.

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What appointment has started to support U.S.–China dialogue?

A SCMP columnist began a year‑long Harvard appointment intended to foster dialogue between the United States and China.

How do analysts describe the current U.S.–China relationship?

The Edge Malaysia and the South China Morning Post view the détente as not peace; Brookings says Beijing isn’t taking the bait, and Barron's calls the Trump‑Xi truce fragile.

What event could be impacted by the truce’s stability?

The upcoming U.S.–China summit in Washington, D.C., scheduled for later this year could be affected if the truce breaks.

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