President Trump’s May schedule has centered on high-level diplomacy following his mid-month summit in Beijing with Chinese President Xi Jinping, which included bilateral meetings and addressed trade, security, and regional stability. In the days since returning from China, the president has conducted follow-up phone calls with key allies, including Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, to brief them on the discussions and coordinate positions on Iran-related negotiations. These contacts occur amid ongoing efforts to advance a ceasefire framework involving multiple Middle Eastern and European partners. Additional public remarks and executive time at the White House have kept open the possibility of further direct outreach to other foreign leaders or domestic officials before month-end, with any new calls or meetings likely tied to developments in trade policy or conflict resolution.