... seeking a smoother relationship after Beijing's sharp criticism of US fiscal policy. Biden will spend five days in China, an unusually long trip that comes at the invitation of Vice President Xi Jinping who is expected to take over as China's leader by 2013 and is little known in US policy circles. "Simply put, we're investing in the future of the US-China relationship," said Tony Blinken, the vice president's national security adviser.
... seeking a smoother relationship after Beijing's sharp criticism of US fiscal policy.
ReplyDeleteBiden will spend five days in China, an unusually long trip that comes at the invitation of Vice President Xi Jinping who is expected to take over as China's leader by 2013 and is little known in US policy circles.
"Simply put, we're investing in the future of the US-China relationship," said Tony Blinken, the vice president's national security adviser.