Pakistan, May 11 -- Beijing has confirmed that United States President Donald Trump will visit China from May 13 to 15, marking a significant diplomatic engagement between the two global powers amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. The visit, announced by China's foreign ministry on Monday, comes at a time when Washington and Beijing remain divided over trade policies, regional security issues, and the ongoing conflict involving Iran.

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