After Xi-Biden summit, the U.S.-China relationship is all smiles — until the next crisis

For all the positivity this week, analysts were skeptical about whether the ‘San Francisco Vision’ would hold up, or if it will fall by the wayside as quickly as the ‘Bali Consensus’

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