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Chinese Diplomat Meets US Lawmakers Amid Several Issues Of "Great Concern"
China's top diplomat said Monday he hoped Washington and Beijing could manage their differences "more rationally" as he met with visiting senior American lawmakers.
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China To Not Give "Lethal" Arms To Russia For Ukraine War: Antony Blinken
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Monday in Beijing that China had renewed promises not to send arms to Russia to fight in Ukraine, although he voiced concern at the actions of private Chinese firms.
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Beijing Warns US Will "Pay The Price" For Olympics Diplomatic Boycott
Beijing on Tuesday threatened to retaliate to a US diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Winter Olympics, saying the Games are not "a stage for political shows and political manipulation."
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US Prepares New Sanctions On Chinese Firms Over North Korea Ties: Officials
Frustrated that China has not done more to rein in North Korea, the Trump administration could impose new sanctions on small Chinese banks and other firms doing business with Pyongyang within weeks, two senior U.S. officials said.
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As Concern About North Korea Deepens, The US And China Are At Odds
The Trump administration has called for "global action" on North Korea, but as concern about the July 4 missile test and its aftermath deepens, the world's biggest players, the United States and China, are at odds about what to do next.
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What It Means When The Leaders Of The World's Two Largest Economies Sit Down For Tea
Let's say you have the president of the United States coming over for a visit. And say the two of you have been going through a rough patch - disagreements over whether you're hacking his government, bullying his friends or imprisoning activists by the hundreds.
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China Warns US Of 'Serious Consequences' Over Washington Plaza Name
China's Foreign Ministry warned the United States today there would be "serious consequences" if a plaza in front of the Chinese embassy in Washington was named after a pro-democracy dissident and Nobel Peace Prize winner.
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Barack Obama Raises Concern Over China's Cyber, Maritime Behaviour
The United States and China sought on Wednesday to stress the positives in their relationship after three days of high-level talks, but failed to narrow differences on the most contentious issues of cyber and maritime security.
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Chinese Diplomat Meets US Lawmakers Amid Several Issues Of "Great Concern"
China's top diplomat said Monday he hoped Washington and Beijing could manage their differences "more rationally" as he met with visiting senior American lawmakers.
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China To Not Give "Lethal" Arms To Russia For Ukraine War: Antony Blinken
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Monday in Beijing that China had renewed promises not to send arms to Russia to fight in Ukraine, although he voiced concern at the actions of private Chinese firms.
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Beijing Warns US Will "Pay The Price" For Olympics Diplomatic Boycott
Beijing on Tuesday threatened to retaliate to a US diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Winter Olympics, saying the Games are not "a stage for political shows and political manipulation."
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US Prepares New Sanctions On Chinese Firms Over North Korea Ties: Officials
Frustrated that China has not done more to rein in North Korea, the Trump administration could impose new sanctions on small Chinese banks and other firms doing business with Pyongyang within weeks, two senior U.S. officials said.
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As Concern About North Korea Deepens, The US And China Are At Odds
The Trump administration has called for "global action" on North Korea, but as concern about the July 4 missile test and its aftermath deepens, the world's biggest players, the United States and China, are at odds about what to do next.
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What It Means When The Leaders Of The World's Two Largest Economies Sit Down For Tea
Let's say you have the president of the United States coming over for a visit. And say the two of you have been going through a rough patch - disagreements over whether you're hacking his government, bullying his friends or imprisoning activists by the hundreds.
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China Warns US Of 'Serious Consequences' Over Washington Plaza Name
China's Foreign Ministry warned the United States today there would be "serious consequences" if a plaza in front of the Chinese embassy in Washington was named after a pro-democracy dissident and Nobel Peace Prize winner.
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Barack Obama Raises Concern Over China's Cyber, Maritime Behaviour
The United States and China sought on Wednesday to stress the positives in their relationship after three days of high-level talks, but failed to narrow differences on the most contentious issues of cyber and maritime security.
