Global Outlook

 As the world eagerly anticipates the upcoming G-20 Summit , one notable absence from the list of planned meetings is a sit-down between US President Joe Biden and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang. The decision to not schedule a formal meeting between these two leaders has raised questions and stirred speculation about the state of US-China relations. The G-20 Summit, an annual gathering of the world's major economies, provides a unique opportunity for leaders to engage in diplomatic discussions, address pressing global issues, and build international partnerships. Historically, it has also been a platform for the leaders of the United States and China to engage in crucial talks, especially when it comes to their complex and often competitive relationship. However, the decision not to arrange a formal meeting between President Biden and Premier Li suggests a nuanced approach to US-China relations. Here are some key points to consider: Ongoing Challenges: US-China relations have faced nu...