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EPISODE · May 13, 2026 · 12 MIN

Trump-Xi Summit: Iran War, AI Race & The New Global Power Game | Washington Central

from WASHINGTON CENTRAL with Saurabh Shukla · host Saurabh Shukla

In this episode of Washington Central, Saurabh Shukla unpacks the massive geopolitical implications of Donald Trump’s high-stakes visit to China and his summit with Xi Jinping.The discussion explores how the Iran war, the AI race, US-China trade tensions, and Indo-Pacific rivalries are reshaping the global order. From China’s strategic interests in Iran and energy security to the growing competition over AI chips and technology dominance, this episode connects the dots behind the world’s biggest power struggles.The episode also examines:• China’s role in the Iran conflict• The US-China AI and semiconductor battle• Pakistan’s alleged “double game” during the Iran crisis• The Indo-Pacific strategic landscape and QUAD dynamics• India’s concerns over economic and energy disruptions• Why this Trump-Xi meeting could influence global geopolitics for years to comeTune in for an in-depth geopolitical analysis from Washington on the stories shaping the future of international relations.

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