US, China seek common ground on military crisis pact as Washington weighs terms: sources

The US and China are attempting to finalize a military accident-prevention agreement before their upcoming summit in Shenzhen, though negotiations have been sluggish due to internal disagreements within the US administration. Both nations are still negotiating the specifics of a memorandum of understanding focused on crisis communication and prevention. This effort underscores the importance of maintaining stability and reducing the risk of military confrontations between the two global powers. The success of these talks could significantly influence international relations and global security dynamics.