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China tells Rubio to behave himself in veiled warning

  • China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi warned U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio to "behave yourself" during their first phone call since Rubio's confirmation.
  • Wang's warning relates to Rubio's past criticism of China, which led to sanctions against him in 2020.
  • Rubio expressed concern over China's actions towards Taiwan and in the South China Sea during the call.
  • The Chinese government has not confirmed whether Rubio can visit China for talks despite indicating willingness to engage.
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It is still completely open whether relations between China and the USA will deteriorate massively again under Donald Trump or whether a "deal" will be reached

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Beijing — China’s veteran Foreign Minister issued a warning to the new U.S. Secretary of State: Behave. Foreign Minister Wang Yi conveyed the message in a phone call on Friday, his first conversation since Marco Rubio’s confirmation as President Donald Trump’s chief diplomat four days earlier. “I hope he will act accordingly,” Wang told Rubio, according to a statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, using a Chinese phrase often used by tea…

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China Fails to Read the Room With Stern Warning in First Phone Call With New US Secretary of State

·Washington, United States
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