there s definitely commitment on both sides to regain momentum on climate talks considering what is happening around the world and what is happening in their own countries. john kerry wrapped up a four-hour meeting with this counterpart xie. waiting for a readout from both sides but the length of the meeting certainly suggests that they covered a lot of ground before the meeting xie said china is seeking considerable dialogue that could improve bilateral negotiations. almost a year ago, climate talk dime a standstill after then u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi visited taiwan. with talks in protest. as we know some have been a slew of high-level u.s./china meetings to improve the relationship. u.s. secretary of state, and the climate secretary and now envoy john kerry. kerry and xie have a history of
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you have to see this through the prism of china. america now sees almost everything and its relations with its allies through the prism of china. china now is the rising power. it is the one america has to deal with. and increasingly, the view in washington is that there could be a move on taiwan before this decade is out. now, president xie came out with his famous made in china declaration several years ago, which said that by the 2030 or soon thereafter, china would dominate all the world s new technologies a.i., robotics, digital, medical technology and so on. and the americans are determined not to let this happen, and they are going to not let it happen, notjust by their own efforts, but by mustering those allies that matter to work with them to counter the rise of chinese technology. and that s what this deal is really about, which is why, of course, the detail is what will matter in the end, but it is why it would seem to be more than just the rather vague and warm words. the u
China's cruise industry is expected to resume operations in the fourth quarter, industry players and researchers said at a forum in the port city of Tianjin recently.