Superpower summit set for APEC sidelines as Biden and Xi seek to stabilize relations
Both countries have their hands full with other pressing matters as they seek to repair their strained communications channels
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Both countries have their hands full with other pressing matters as they seek to repair their strained communications channels
Chinese leader Xi Jinping will be on U.S. soil next week. He'll meet with U.S. President Joe Biden for the first time since a spectacular blowout. The goal now: to stabilize relations with a rocky year ahead. Can they? Here are five clues to watch for.
The U.S. and Chinese leaders will meet on the sidelines of a summit in San Francisco later this month amid global turmoil caused by wars in Ukraine and the Middle East
His tenure as ambassador coincided with deteriorating ties between the superpowers
China has appointed Qin Gang, its ambassador to the United States and a trusted aide of President Xi Jinping, to be its new foreign minister, as Beijing and Washington seek to stabilize rocky relations. Qin, 56, replaces Wang Yi, who has been foreign minister for the past decade. Wang, 69, was promoted to the politburo…