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The two presidents stepped back from the brink in San Francisco. But they haven't ended the danger of war

The USA and China are potentially heading toward strategic competition, yet need to engage where interests intersect, says U.S. ambassador, Burns.

Does face-to-face diplomacy ever change anything?

China pledges again to do exactly what it was going to do anyway.

Having nothing to write home about would be the preferred outcome for both sides.

The United States and China are the two global economic heavyweights

Chip stocks fell yesterday after the U.S. Commerce Department announced new restrictions on exports of high-end AI chips to China. However, while Nvidia appears to be the hardest hit by this latest move, other companies could also stand to lose significantly if the chip war escalates.

The U.S.-China tech war centers on advanced chips from Nvidia and other companies — almost all made by Taiwan Semiconductor. Upcoming Taiwan elections could be a turning point.

U.S. climate envoy John Kerry was resolute as he sat across from his Chinese counterpart in Beijing on Monday: The global warming crisis “cannot be solved” without both nations working together, he said.

It is crucial for the two countries to mark where both competition and collaboration begin and end to prevent their relationship from spiraling

Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in Beijing on Sunday morning for a whirlwind diplomatic trip as the Biden administration seeks to stabilize strained ties between the world’s two biggest economies.