In an article titled, “Xi-Biden Summit Yields Agreements on Cooperation with Xi Outlining Pillars For Ties,” Richard A. Black, Schiller Institute representative at the UN, was quoted yesterday at the outset evaluating their meeting at Nov. 15-17 APEC summit in San Francisco: “‘We look to the Xi-Biden meeting with cautious optimism’ at a moment when the world is fraught with conflicts, said Richard Black, the representative of Germany-based think tank Schiller Institute at the United Nations.
“'Hopefully, (the U.S. administration) will modify its belligerent actions toward China with regards to U.S. actions which violate the one China policy, the applying of economic sanctions, and with attempts to cripple China’s economic advancement,’ he said.”
