A meeting between top Chinese diplomat Yang Jiechi (far left) and US national security adviser Jake Sullivan (far right) focused on stabilising free-falling China-US relations, notwithstanding the Ukraine crisis. Photo: Xinhua
A meeting between top Chinese diplomat Yang Jiechi (far left) and US national security adviser Jake Sullivan (far right) focused on stabilising free-falling China-US relations, notwithstanding the Ukraine crisis. Photo: Xinhua
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Empty talk must end for Sino-US relations to show improvement

  • Discussions between top officials of both countries concluded in disappointment, but at least they agreed to disagree and keep communications open

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Updated: 1:00am, 17 Mar, 2022

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A meeting between top Chinese diplomat Yang Jiechi (far left) and US national security adviser Jake Sullivan (far right) focused on stabilising free-falling China-US relations, notwithstanding the Ukraine crisis. Photo: Xinhua
A meeting between top Chinese diplomat Yang Jiechi (far left) and US national security adviser Jake Sullivan (far right) focused on stabilising free-falling China-US relations, notwithstanding the Ukraine crisis. Photo: Xinhua
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