Biden Aide Says US, China Re-Engagement in 'Early Phase'

Kurt Campbell, the Asia Coordinator for the US National Security Council, discusses the current state of US-China relations, highlighting recent events and upcoming diplomatic efforts, such as Secretary Blinken's planned visit to Beijing. He emphasizes the need to temper expectations and addresses concerns over military confrontations in the South China Sea and Taiwan Strait. Campbell suggests that establishing preventive mechanisms is crucial. Looking ahead, the APEC summit and a potential visit by Xi Jinping to the US could offer opportunities for improving bilateral ties.

What mechanism is suggested to prevent dangerous confrontations between US and Chinese military forces?

How could a potential visit from Xi Jinping to the United States impact US-China relations?