According to Media Sources, White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan will be travelling to China next week to hold talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, the White House said in a statement. During his visit from August 27-29, Sullivan will discuss issues ranging from Taiwan to bilateral military talks and the US fentanyl crisis, as well as China’s support for Russia’s defence industry and tensions in the South China Sea, North Korea, the Middle East and Myanmar, a senior US administration official told reporters via teleconference. The senior administration official said Sullivan’s visit should not be associated too closely with the election. “That’s not the point. We’ve tried to do these Wang Yi-Jake Sullivan touch points about once a quarter,” he said. “(The election) is always in the background in any engagement we have with foreign officials concerned about what comes next or what the transition will be like, but this meeting will be focused on the topics and the issues that we are dealing with,” the official added.
As Per Media Sources, Sullivan, during his visit, would push for a resumption of theatre-level military-to-military talks with China, and is also likely to raise the US’s concerns about China’s “increased military, diplomatic and economic pressure against Taiwan.” Notably, this is the first visit by a US national security adviser since 2016, though other senior US officials, including Secretary of State Antony Blinken, have visited China over the past two years. Sullivan’s visit comes within months of the US’s general election in November, in which Vice President Kamala Harris is running to succeed outgoing president Joe Biden.
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