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US Trade Representative Katherine Tai and China’s Vice Premier Liu He had a “candid” first conversation as the two sides try to resolve some of their differences on trade. The trade chiefs spoke Thursday morning in Beijing, China’s Ministry of Commerce said in a statement, and “conducted candid, pragmatic and constructive exchanges in an attitude of equality and mutual respect.” In a separate statement, the USTR said “Ambassador Tai discussed the guiding principles of the Biden-Harris administration’s worker-centered trade policy and her ongoing review of the US-China trade relationship, while also raising issues of concern.” The phone call is one of the few top-level meetings between the two sides since President Joe Biden took office in January and comes after top diplomats had an acrimonious meeting in Alaska in March. While both nations agreed on a partial trade deal in 2020, China and the US still have tariffs on billions of dollars in trade in place, and China has never met the purchase commitments it made in that deal.
US President Joe Biden's cabinet member urged WHO for more transparent phase 2 investigation for Covid-19 origin. swarajyamag.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from swarajyamag.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Without Its Own China Strategy Yet, Biden Administration Maintains Trump's Hardline Stance Right now, the only area in which Congress seems to be adopting a bipartisan approach is China. Outcompeting China is an area in which both parties agree. Chinese and US flags flutter near The Bund, Shanghai. Photo: Reuters/Aly Song World8 hours ago According to a recent Pew poll, 53% of Republicans consider China as an âenemyâ as against 43% who see them as a âcompetitorâ. Only 20% of Democrats see China as an enemy, as against a majority of 65% who see them as a âcompetitor.â But the jury is still out on how the US views China.
US Considered Nuclear Strike On China Over Taiwan In 1958: Report US Considered Nuclear Strike On China Over Taiwan In 1958: Report Former military analyst Ellsberg posted online the classified portion of a top-secret document on the crisis that had been only partially declassified in 1975. Washington has recognized Beijing since 1979, but maintains relations with Taipei (File) Washington: US military planners pushed for nuclear strikes on mainland China in 1958 to protect Taiwan from an invasion by Communist forces, classified documents posted online by Daniel Ellsberg of "Pentagon Papers" fame show. US planners also assumed that the Soviet Union would aid China and retaliate with nuclear weapons -- a price they deemed worth paying to protect Taiwan, according to the document, first reported by the New York Times.
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Quad 'exclusive clique' against Beijing, says China; defends warning to Bangladesh against joining it SECTIONS Last Updated: May 12, 2021, 04:56 PM IST Share Synopsis "We are an independent and sovereign state. We decide our foreign policy," Momen had said, adding that Bangladesh has been following a "non-aligned" and "balanced" foreign policy and the country would decide what to do in line with that principle. The Quad member countries have resolved to uphold a rules-based international order in the Indo-Pacific amid growing Chinese assertiveness in the strategically vital region. Related China on Wednesday accused the Quad of being an “exclusive clique” against Beijing as it defended its Bangladesh Ambassador's warning to Dhaka against joining the US-led alliance, saying the envoy has made the country's position "clear" on the issue.
China acting more 'repressively, aggressively' says US Secretary of State Antony Blinken SECTIONS Last Updated: May 03, 2021, 01:40 PM IST Share Synopsis Blinken said China is "the one country in the world that has the military, economic, diplomatic capacity to undermine or challenge the rules-based order that we care so much about and are determined to defend. AFP Related An increasingly powerful China is challenging the world order, acting "more repressively" and "more aggressively" as it flexes its influence, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said in an interview that aired Sunday. "What we've witnessed over the last several years is China acting more repressively at home and more aggressively abroad. That is a fact," the top American diplomat said in an interview with CBS's "60 Minutes."
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The Chinese defence ministry urged the United States on Thursday to rein in its frontline forces which Beijing has said have become more active in the air and seas near China this year. China has frequently maintained that a U.S. military presence in the South China Sea, East China Sea and Taiwan Strait is the main destabilising factor in the region. The United States has said it has freedom of navigation in these areas, which China regards as its geo-strategic backyard. Since U.S. President Joe Biden U.S. took office in January, operations of U.S. warships in the seas around China have risen by 20%, while the activity of U.S. reconnaissance aircraft has risen by 40% compared with last year, Chinese defence ministry spokesman Wu Qian told a press briefing on Thursday.
Joe Biden calls for United States to enter a new superpower struggle SECTIONS Last Updated: Apr 30, 2021, 05:40 PM IST Share Synopsis In fact, he is facing the worst relations in two decades with very different superpower adversaries that are seeking to exploit America’s visible divisions. And so he is making the case that the country must compete with rising power in China, while containing a disrupter in Russia. Reuters United States Navy aircraft carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69) transits the Suez Canal, in this picture taken April 2, 2021 Related President Joe Biden justified his broad vision to remake the U.S. economy as the necessary step to survive long-run competition with China, a foot race in which the United States must prove not only that democracies can deliver but that it can continue to out-innovate and outproduce the world’s most successful authoritarian state.