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Ties With China Can Veer Into "Conflict" If Not Well Managed: US Official
The United States-China could easily veer towards a conflict if it is not well managed, US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan has said ahead of the much-anticipated meeting between US President Joe Biden and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping.
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"US Not Seeking Conflict With China But Will Push Back On Aggression": Biden
President Joe Biden has told world leaders that the US is not seeking conflict with China but it will "push back on aggression and intimidation" as his administration seeks to "responsibly manage" its tense relationship with Beijing.
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US Treasury Secretary Arrives In China As US Seeks To Stabilize Ties
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen arrived in Beijing on Thursday, kicking off a visit aimed at improving communication and stabilising the tense relationship between the world's two largest economies.
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Despite Rebuff To Antony Blinken, US Urges Military Dialogue With China
The United States on Tuesday pressed its call for military communication channels with China despite that request being rebuffed during Secretary of State Antony Blinken's trip to Beijing over the weekend.
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US Shares Deeply Complicated, Consequential Ties With China: Blinken
The United States has a very deeply complicated and consequential relationship with China, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Tuesday, adding that engagement between the two countries is the key.
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Top China Diplomat To Visit Russia As Beijing Tells US To Stop Interfering
China told the United States on Monday to keep out of its relationship with Russia, just as Beijing's top diplomat prepared for a visit to Moscow, and possibly a meeting with Vladimir Putin, to discuss ideas for peace in Ukraine.
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"A Sound And Steady China-US Relationship": Xi To "Old Friend" Biden
US President Joe Biden and China's Xi Jinping opened a virtual summit Monday with an appeal for better communication between the superpowers and what Biden called "guardrails" to avoid conflict.
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"Mistrust Between China, India At All-Time High," Says US Admiral
While the US-India military relationship is at its best level in years, the mistrust between China and India is at an all-time high, a top US admiral has said and alleged that Beijing's lack of transparency and duplicitous actions in the Indian Ocean region threaten stability and security there.
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"Relationship With China Is One Of Strong Competition," Says US
America's relationship with China is one of "strong competition" and the Biden administration will work in close coordination with partners and allies to make sure that it is coming from a position of strength, the White House has said, a day after Beijing urged the US to stop interfering in its internal affairs and lift trade sanctions.
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China Congratulates Joe Biden On US Election Win
China congratulated US President-elect Joe Biden on Friday nearly a week after he was declared winner of the American election.
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Biden Likely To Keep Focus On "Indo-Pacific" Region To Tackle China
Unlike Donald Trump, whom Chinese officials had little knowledge of before he took office, Joe Biden is well known in Beijing. But that history is unlikely to quickly repair a relationship between the global powers that has fundamentally changed over the past four years.
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"Threat From China's Ruling Party Is Very Real," Says Mike Pompeo
The threat from the Communist Party of China is very real, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Wednesday asserting that the Trump administration has begun to take all the "right actions" to re-balance the relationship with Beijing in a way that protects and secures freedom for Americans.
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No Intention Of Damaging Ties With China, Australia Tells US
The United States and close ally Australia held high-level talks on China and agreed on the need to uphold a rules-based global order, but the Australian foreign minister stressed Canberra's relationship with Beijing was important and it had no intention of hurting it.
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US-China Trade War Worsens, Trump Slams "Unfair Trading Relationship"
The United States and China exchanged blows Friday as each side increased punitive tariffs on the other, intensifying a trade war that is threatening to engulf the global economy.
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Pentagon Says Chinese Missile Launch In South China Sea "Disturbing"
The Pentagon said on Tuesday a recent Chinese missile launch in the disputed South China Sea was "disturbing" and contrary to Chinese pledges that it would not militarize the disputed waterway.
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Ties With China Can Veer Into "Conflict" If Not Well Managed: US Official
The United States-China could easily veer towards a conflict if it is not well managed, US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan has said ahead of the much-anticipated meeting between US President Joe Biden and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping.
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"US Not Seeking Conflict With China But Will Push Back On Aggression": Biden
President Joe Biden has told world leaders that the US is not seeking conflict with China but it will "push back on aggression and intimidation" as his administration seeks to "responsibly manage" its tense relationship with Beijing.
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US Treasury Secretary Arrives In China As US Seeks To Stabilize Ties
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen arrived in Beijing on Thursday, kicking off a visit aimed at improving communication and stabilising the tense relationship between the world's two largest economies.
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Despite Rebuff To Antony Blinken, US Urges Military Dialogue With China
The United States on Tuesday pressed its call for military communication channels with China despite that request being rebuffed during Secretary of State Antony Blinken's trip to Beijing over the weekend.
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US Shares Deeply Complicated, Consequential Ties With China: Blinken
The United States has a very deeply complicated and consequential relationship with China, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Tuesday, adding that engagement between the two countries is the key.
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Top China Diplomat To Visit Russia As Beijing Tells US To Stop Interfering
China told the United States on Monday to keep out of its relationship with Russia, just as Beijing's top diplomat prepared for a visit to Moscow, and possibly a meeting with Vladimir Putin, to discuss ideas for peace in Ukraine.
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"A Sound And Steady China-US Relationship": Xi To "Old Friend" Biden
US President Joe Biden and China's Xi Jinping opened a virtual summit Monday with an appeal for better communication between the superpowers and what Biden called "guardrails" to avoid conflict.
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"Mistrust Between China, India At All-Time High," Says US Admiral
While the US-India military relationship is at its best level in years, the mistrust between China and India is at an all-time high, a top US admiral has said and alleged that Beijing's lack of transparency and duplicitous actions in the Indian Ocean region threaten stability and security there.
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"Relationship With China Is One Of Strong Competition," Says US
America's relationship with China is one of "strong competition" and the Biden administration will work in close coordination with partners and allies to make sure that it is coming from a position of strength, the White House has said, a day after Beijing urged the US to stop interfering in its internal affairs and lift trade sanctions.
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China Congratulates Joe Biden On US Election Win
China congratulated US President-elect Joe Biden on Friday nearly a week after he was declared winner of the American election.
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Biden Likely To Keep Focus On "Indo-Pacific" Region To Tackle China
Unlike Donald Trump, whom Chinese officials had little knowledge of before he took office, Joe Biden is well known in Beijing. But that history is unlikely to quickly repair a relationship between the global powers that has fundamentally changed over the past four years.
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"Threat From China's Ruling Party Is Very Real," Says Mike Pompeo
The threat from the Communist Party of China is very real, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Wednesday asserting that the Trump administration has begun to take all the "right actions" to re-balance the relationship with Beijing in a way that protects and secures freedom for Americans.
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No Intention Of Damaging Ties With China, Australia Tells US
The United States and close ally Australia held high-level talks on China and agreed on the need to uphold a rules-based global order, but the Australian foreign minister stressed Canberra's relationship with Beijing was important and it had no intention of hurting it.
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US-China Trade War Worsens, Trump Slams "Unfair Trading Relationship"
The United States and China exchanged blows Friday as each side increased punitive tariffs on the other, intensifying a trade war that is threatening to engulf the global economy.
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Pentagon Says Chinese Missile Launch In South China Sea "Disturbing"
The Pentagon said on Tuesday a recent Chinese missile launch in the disputed South China Sea was "disturbing" and contrary to Chinese pledges that it would not militarize the disputed waterway.
