Key Points
- At least five world leaders have visited Beijing in January alone.
- The high-level visits come as countries navigate tense U.S. relations.
- Business executives are also using the opportunity for China deals.
World leaders descend on Beijing as 2026 kicks off, hedging against U.S. disruptions
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