Neither US Nor China Want New Cold War
Xi highlighted the trend of protectionism amid the Covid-19 pandemic. He invited the members of APEC to leave that perspective.
This file photo taken on September 30, 2021 shows China's President Xi Jinping (C) arriving with Premier Li Keqiang (L) for a reception at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on the eve of China's National Day. - Chinese President Xi Jinping, the uncontested leader of the world's most populous nation, heads a pivotal plenary of the ruling party's top figures from November 8, 2021 that will set the tone for his bid for long-term rule.
The stiff competition between the United States and China is continuing but both are of the same view that it should not turn into a new Cold War.
WELLINGTON, THURSDAY — The United States and China have shared the same view that their rivalry should not escalate into a new Cold War. For the Indo-Pacific countries, this commitment is important because the growing competition between the two superpowers mainly occurs in their regions.