China wants a two-track approach to the trade talks, WSJ reports
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China wants to draw a line between negotiations about trade and talks about other foreign affairs, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday. In order to streamline trade talks between Washington and Beijing, China is looking to weed out other topics of conversation... Read more
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- Embattled Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam’s bombshell withdrawal of extradition bill draws more scepticism than hope for end to weeks of turmoil
- US drugs bust uncovers enough Chinese fentanyl ‘to kill 14 million people’
- ‘Ridiculous at best’: Chinese state media give their take on Trump and the tariff war
- Hong Kong protests: young, educated mainland Chinese are questioning their place in the city
- A trade war with Europe would be larger and more damaging than Washington’s spat with China
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China wants a two-track approach to the trade talks, WSJ reports
China wants to draw a line between negotiations about trade and talks about other foreign affairs, t... Read more
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