China’s Top Diplomat Meets Biden’s Security Adviser to Ease Tensions

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Relations between the world’s two largest economies have grown increasingly tense since the U.S. downed an alleged Chinese spy balloon in early February

Top Chinese diplomat Wang Yi met with U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan in Vienna for discussions to “remove the hurdles” facing bilateral relations, China’s state broadcaster reported.

The meeting, held May 10–11 local time, touched on key global and regional issues including the situation in the Asia-Pacific region and in Ukraine. Wang also addressed China’s firm stance on issues about Taiwan, according to the CCTV report.

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