<h1>U.S., China leaders agree to meet, pursue bilateral visit; discuss resolving app divestiture dispute and trade tensions</h1> The U.S. president and the Chinese leader agreed to meet at an upcoming regional summit and to pursue a bilateral visit next year amid ongoing trade tensions. The conversation focused on resolving a regulatory dispute over a popular social media app that faces a U.S. ban unless its foreign parent sells its controlling stake, raising questions about compelled divestiture, national security justification for platform restrictions, and extraterritorial reach of U.S. trade measures. The call follows recent tariff-driven reciprocal trade restrictions and signals potential negotiation toward a deal to allow continued operation in the U.S.