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China and US agree on 'respect, fairness, reciprocity' to define ties

China and the United States have refined the language used to describe their bilateral relationship, moving beyond the term "constructive relationship of strategic stability." The latest phrasing, agreed upon after a meeting between Presidents Xi Jinping and Donald Trump, now includes the principles of "respect, fairness and reciprocity." This addition reflects differing priorities, with Washington emphasizing "fairness and reciprocity" and Beijing advocating for "respect." AI

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Dewey Sim ·

    What are the concerns and priorities behind the new language used to define China-US ties?

    When China and the United States agreed in May to frame their relationship as a “constructive relationship of strategic stability”, the phrase left many observers trying to guess what it actually meant. Four months on, they have added an elaboration that offers further insight in…