Top Chinese general tells US to stop colluding with Taiwan in meeting with security adviser
- The United States and China plan a call between President Joe Biden and Xi Jinping "in the coming weeks," as stated by the White House on Wednesday.
- National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan discussed the call with Chinese diplomat Wang Yi during a two-day meeting in Beijing, aiming to stabilize relations.
- The White House also mentioned organizing a phone talk between military theater commanders "in the near future.
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Sullivan, Xi meet in Beijing, discuss US-China relations and global security
US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan met Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing on Thursday, wrapping up three days of talks aimed at easing friction between the two world powers ahead of November's US election. As the pair sat down in the Great Hall of the People, Xi told Sullivan Beijing was committed to a stable relationship with Washington. "In this changing and turbulent world, countries need solidarity and coordination...not exclusi…
Sullivan seeks post-Biden stability in meeting with Xi in Beijing
National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan met with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing on Thursday, seeking to ensure that relations remain stable for whoever replaces President Biden in the White House come January. “Being able to reach the end of President Biden’s administration with the relationship on a stable basis even though we have areas…
US President's National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan met with Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
China warns US to stop military collusion with Taiwan
Central Military Commission Vice Chairman Zhang Youxia tells US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan during meeting in Beijing to stop arming the island, spreading false narratives, reports media - Anadolu Ajansı
Communication was the key word and the overarching theme when two of the USA's and China's most experienced negotiators sat down over two days in a resort on the outskirts of Beijing. It was the fifth time within...
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