Tag: John Kerry

Resumption of U.S.-China climate talks is a positive development. The two countries have much to do in checking global warming.

By holding regular dialogue on climate, China and the U.S. can help improve global climate governance.

Frozen relations between the U.S. and China threaten this year’s crucial COP27 summit.

[I]t is nonsense for a bunch of foreign bureaucrats to expect to 'audit' the Mexican legislative process, regardless of the broad corporate interests in play.

The announcement by the U.S. and Iran that they are willing to negotiate directly may be a positive sign for some.

The continuing subjugation of Palestinians erodes the country’s stature internationally and damages its democracy.

The surprise COP26 announcement could herald a crucial era of climate cooperation between the two carbon superpowers.

The Taiwan-U.S. relationship is most likely rock solid. Washington cannot afford to lose Taiwan.

If Washington also wants to bring the China-U.S. relationship back on track, then it should stop slandering China and undermining China's sovereignty, security and development interests.

The major power relationship between China and the U.S. should be on an equal footing and follow the basic principle of mutual respect.

Russia and the U.S. are both responsible for a large percentage of the world's greenhouse gas emissions. [...] So how will they bring them down?