Stability Sought in Upcoming US-China Summit Amidst Tensions

The US aims to maintain a stable relationship with China as Presidents Biden and Xi prepare to meet in May, says US Trade Representative Greer.

As tensions continue to simmer between the United States and China, the Biden administration is signaling a desire to pursue stability in their relationship. US Trade Representative Katherine Tai has indicated that the upcoming meeting between President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping in May will focus on maintaining a stable foundation, rather than seeking a

US-China Summit: Pursuing Stability Amidst Tensions

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