China’s Wang sees ‘landmark year’ in US relations

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi stated that 2026 could be a "landmark year" for US-China relations. Speaking in Beijing on Sunday, Wang addressed concerns that international conflicts, such as a potential war in Iran, or a possible visit from former US President Donald Trump, might negatively impact the relationship. He expressed optimism that both countries could expand cooperation and reduce existing problems through sincerity and good faith. Wang believes that mutually beneficial outcomes are achievable if both sides engage constructively. The statement suggests China's desire for stable and productive relations with the United States despite potential challenges.