China’s ambassador to the US says disagreements between the world’s largest powers don’t want to finish in battle.
Has one thing modified in China-United States relations after repeated visits to Taiwan by US politicians in help of the island’s self-rule?
China considers Taiwan to be a part of its territory, and has halted bilateral talks with the US on the whole lot from local weather change to drug trafficking and army coordination.
In the meantime, President Joe Biden has stalled any motion on lifting commerce sanctions imposed by his predecessor on Chinese language imports.
So, do the world’s two largest powers see themselves as “strategic companions” or “strategic enemies”?
China’s ambassador to the US, Qin Gang, tells host Steve Clemons that there's an excessive amount of at stake to danger a complete breakdown in relations.
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