Leaders Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping can meet at the same table in November, at a tripartite summit that is being speculated internationally. The encounter could bring together the three leaders in a rare format of direct dialogue between the world's major powers.
The topics that could dominate this potential summit include the war in Ukraine, trade issues, the Taiwan situation and relations between the world's major powers. These are matters that have marked current geopolitical tensions and require dialogue at the highest level.
The possibility of this meeting arises in a context of growing complexity in international relations, where traditional alignments are transforming and points of friction between powers are multiplying. The war in Ukraine, in particular, has been a factor of division between the West and Russians, while relations between Beijing and Washington face tensions over Taiwan and trade issues.
If it materializes, this summit would represent a rare moment of direct contact between the three leaders, at a time when international diplomatic relations are going through a particularly challenging period.
