President Trump will host Chinese President Xi Jinping at the White House this week for the first such visit in more than a decade, amid tensions over tariffs, advanced semiconductor chips and Taiwan, as well as China’s relationships with Iran and Russia. The schedule includes a state arrival ceremony Wednesday, a formal meeting and state dinner Thursday, and tea at the White House before a visit to the National Archives on Friday. The talks are expected to center on the three issues James Lewis described as trade, tech and Taiwan. The United States and China must decide whether to extend their tariff truce, which expires Nov. 10, while also considering a broader trade agreement and a proposed Board of Trade. Artificial intelligence (AI) discussions could include a U.S. proposal for a notification system covering incidents affecting national security, semiconductor-related licenses and China’s access to advanced chips. Taiwan remains a major concern because Beijing seeks reunification and Washington sells arms to the island. The visit is also drawing scrutiny over China’s ties to Iran and Russia, while lawmakers from both parties question the scale of the welcome. Analysts cited in the report expect limited policy achievements, although one expert said the countries are not currently moving toward major conflict.