US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping pose at the Forbidden City in Beijing during Trump’s visit to China in November 2017. A year later, relations between the two countries have deteriorated, but there are hopes that they might improve when the two leaders meet again this week. Photo: AFP
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Four ways Donald Trump and Xi Jinping could reframe US-China relations at their G20 meeting
- Stephen Roach says a bilateral US-China investment treaty to resolve conflict over market access and macroeconomic adjustments on savings would go a long way
- Working towards a global accord on cybersecurity and a permanent secretariat for bilateral dialogue would also be productive
US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping pose at the Forbidden City in Beijing during Trump’s visit to China in November 2017. A year later, relations between the two countries have deteriorated, but there are hopes that they might improve when the two leaders meet again this week. Photo: AFP