‘Normal stability’: US-China Track 1.5 talks offer formula for ties
China and the US should strive for “normal stability with controllable disagreements” in their relations, a senior Chinese official has urged in the latest semi-official dialogue with Washington. During the talks on Tuesday, Liu Haixing, head of the Communist Party’s International Department, said the two countries should expand the “pie” of shared interests to achieve positive stability anchored…
Chinese officials have called for "normal stability with controllable disagreements" in US-China relations during a recent Track 1.5 dialogue. Liu Haixing, head of the Communist Party's International Department, urged both nations to expand shared interests and reject zero-sum games. The dialogue, which includes 40 Chinese and foreign representatives, highlighted cooperation in areas such as trade, healthcare, artificial intelligence, and food security.
US delegation leaders John Thornton, Kevin Rudd, and Craig Allen emphasized the importance of deepening dialogue and fostering mutual trust between presidents Xi Jinping and Donald Trump. However, tensions have arisen due to US sanctions on entities linked to China, including those in the Uygur Forced Labour Prevention Act. Beijing has criticized these actions and vowed to take necessary measures to protect its interests.
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