US President Joe Biden and China’s leader Xi Jinping met for four hours during a summit of Asia-Pacific nations in San Francisco – their first encounter in person in a year. Both leaders say they want to improve strained relations between the two super-powers. They announced new cooperation in areas including narcotics, AI and avoiding military misunderstandings. There are still tensions over trade and China’s territorial claims on Taiwan. Biden stressed the importance of stability in the Taiwan Strait.
Could the Biden-Xi meeting ease tensions between China and the US? | DW News
