Former US secretary of state and current climate envoy John Kerry speaks to the press in Paris on March 10. He joined a virtual meeting on climate change co-hosted by China on March 23. Photo: Le Pictorium Agency via ZUMA/dpa
Former US secretary of state and current climate envoy John Kerry speaks to the press in Paris on March 10. He joined a virtual meeting on climate change co-hosted by China on March 23. Photo: Le Pictorium Agency via ZUMA/dpa

Letters | Why there’s more to US-China ties than Alaska fireworks would suggest

  • Heightened disagreements on some issues do not mean the US and China are not working together to tackle important global matters, such as Covid-19 and climate change

Former US secretary of state and current climate envoy John Kerry speaks to the press in Paris on March 10. He joined a virtual meeting on climate change co-hosted by China on March 23. Photo: Le Pictorium Agency via ZUMA/dpa
Former US secretary of state and current climate envoy John Kerry speaks to the press in Paris on March 10. He joined a virtual meeting on climate change co-hosted by China on March 23. Photo: Le Pictorium Agency via ZUMA/dpa
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